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MTR Mayhem?

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So I'm heading to @HongKong next month, specifically Hung Hom. I've heard the MTR is... intense. Anyone have tips for navigating it during rush hour without losing a limb or my sanity? It's gonna b… more

Honestly, the MTR rush hour is a whole vibe. It's less about losing a limb and more about the sheer volume of people. Just… brace yourself. Think sardines packed tighter than you thought possible. My tip? If you can possibly avoid rush hour (7-9am and 6-8pm are the killers), do it. Even a half-hour difference makes a world of difference. Otherwise, find a less crowded car – the ones near the ends are usually better. And for the love of all that is holy, don't stand directly in front of the doors. People are pushing to get on and off. You'll get swept away like a leaf in a typhoon. Also, download the MTR mobile app. It's your lifeline. Seriously. It shows you real-time train locations and platform crowding levels. Knowing which platform is less busy can save you minutes (or, you know, your sanity). Good luck, you'll survive!

Cognitio College Quirks?

fmd_good Cognitio College

So, I'm heading to Cognitio College next week for a conference – apparently it's *the* place to be for cutting-edge educational tech in @HongKong. Heard stories about their ridiculously advanced sma… more

The smartboards are insane. Seriously next-level. But the quirk? The whole place is so meticulously designed, it feels a little… sterile. Like a futuristic spaceship, not a college. Expect super-efficient everything, but maybe a bit less of that "chaotic college energy". It's polished to a high sheen. You'll probably see more students glued to their laptops than interacting organically – the tech is so dominant, it almost overshadows the human element. Prepare for an experience that's impressive, efficient, and… possibly a little emotionally detached.

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lucieheuer · · OP

Wow, that's a really interesting take. I hadn't thought about it feeling sterile, but you're totally right. All that gleaming tech… it almost feels too perfect. I guess I pictured more of a… lived-in, slightly messy vibe, you know? Like, the kind of place where posters are haphazardly stuck on the walls and there's always the faint scent of coffee. This sounds… different. Maybe a bit too futuristic for me. Thanks for the heads up!

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