Salk Insecticon: Imaginarium America

A Story by Abishai100

An imaginarium aesthetics presentation of the Western fascination with toy-design and its ties to cool capitalism dish.

What's the 'bond' between science and democracy, in this 'design' vignette inspired by Toys (Robin Williams)?

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The Salk Institute had invested in a new 'American-culture imaginarium' project in which social scientists would be invited to evaluate the anthropological 'shape' of toy designs reflective of a developed Western civilization intelligence and would therefore showcase aesthetics regarding pluralism, traffic, capitalism, and architecture. This was advanced 'computational sociology' conducted at the prestigious Salk (California)!

AMERICAN PRESIDENT: We'll remain at the vanguard-position in the design/marketing of commerce-symbolic diadems!

Three of these scientists at Salk, Amlan and Camy and Lori, wanted to study the nerdy aspects of special 'futuristic' toys like Transformers 'Insecticons' (robot-warriors who mechanically shape-shift into laser-enhanced large creeping anti-farming predatory insect-creatures) which symbolizes a Western civilization fascination with mobility, infiltration, profit, and terrain. Amlan for example was a scholar in insect-morphology relevant to Earth-terrain development (co-evolution).

CAMY: This is a study enhancing the social understanding/appreciation of consumerism tokens like toys --- media theater.

LORI: I've been shopping casually with my mom in America for years, and I appreciate the social value of demo-dining!

This terrific 'American imaginarium buffet' really had to do with the dissection of toy-designs re-presenting our Western civilization fascination with forms/structures that enhanced capitalism mechanics (e.g., infiltration, adaptation, consumption, etc.). These 'Insecticons of Salk' became the new 'Jurassic Park' study in the West, signifying a great 'buffet' in the evaluation of dollar-diaries.