Isn't Disney World™ just a people trap operated by a mouse?
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yes, it lures you in by promising fun, and then you are trapped spending money on every toy imaginable because your kids say hey that has a mickey on it, and you are forced to pay almost 3 dollars for a drink and around 50 dollars at each meal if your lucky. Its a people trap that taps you until your broke then you have to leave.
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You know, that is the most interesting take on the whole philosophical probelm of the 20th century*.\n\n My guess is that Disney was making the point that standing upright, using tools and speech were an important part of being granted human rights; Since Goofy at least managed to grasp those concepts, he had more rights than Pluto did. \n\n * This is of course the question "Mickey is a mouse, Donald is a duck, pluto is a dog, so What's Goofy?"
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http://computer.howstuffworks.com/mouse.htm
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Its a way people can be manipulated and controlled.
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No it is the way the user works...
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A trap is not a place but a situation.\n\nIt is when someone is tricked or fooled into believing in something or expecting something that was never meant to be, but rather a trap to get one ensnared into it grasp.
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No... I personally feel that being gay is not the way God intended life to be and that it is a sin, however, we are all sinners. A gay person is just as entitled to go to Disney as anyone else. I do hope that whether straight or gay while at Disney, people respect that their are children around and behave appropriately, but I think this is a reasonable request at Disney or anywhere else that the public can roam.
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No, never....\nThis is a way of manipulate people
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Prolly not.  But you can get one with a motion detector pretty easy.  Wouldnt it be more fun to actually catch the bastards?
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Magicians and advertisers play into the way the brain is wired. \n\nThe first trick is to create a 'willing suspension of disbelief'. Plays, ads, magic tricks, etc. first need to get you to be willing to accpet things you know are nto real as 'temporarily' real. In the case of a magic trick, it may be as simple as waiting for someone to ask to see a trick. In the case of movies, we are conditioned to accept a lot of foolishness as long as we are otherwise 'into' the movie.\n\nOnce we have accomplished this, the next trick is to give you a reason to believe. If I vanish a coin and make it reappear in a clumsy fashion, you won't buy into the fantasy, but if I do it with a nice theatric wave and a line of BS about transfering the atomic structure, you are more likely to swallow it.\n\nPeople enjoy being fooled, stumped, scared, and so on. We as a species LIKE feeling the whole gamut of emotions- as long as we know we are basically safe. This is also how things like roller coasters work- the illusion of danger, the reality of solid science.
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When you build a better mousetrap, you're telling nature to build a better mouse.
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is that mickey mouse?\n\nwww.disney.com
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The lives of fictional characters live on in the human imagination. If you can blame Walt Disney for killing Bambi's mother, you can blame humanity for putting that apple in Eve's mouth. We're the ones who did it, after all...
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Well, while you're at it, why don't you invent an ejection seat for a corckscrew roller coaster or something. At least some of the people on a roller coaster would be stupid enough to use it!!\n\nI would say go for it, but only if you are the first volunteer for the testing of said apparatus. ; )
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Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck
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a people trap, right well when you say it like that and Six Flags is a people trap operated by a dancing old man.
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The Three Mouseketeers, I think.\nAnother is Mickey Mouse Playhouse, it's for preschoolers and is in CGI.  The playhouse was this year and the movie was a year ago, I think.