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Children's crossing in Panama

Panama city, 22.XII.2008; all pict. Baeten & De Dier Colón, 31.XII.2008
Panama city, 22.XII.2008 Panama city, 4.I.2009
To chain children to a desk and fill their heads (I almost wrote brains) with data is not doing well to their body. I do agree with that. I even take it that some light exercise might be healthy. But Panama is driving it too far.

The effort clearly is too much for the poor boy. His head is at the point of staying behind. It won't do any good for his education. Wait, is it perhaps by purpose? In order to breed the famous Panama worker? The robot of Colón is in accordance with this idea; that's for sure.

The other finds are very close to designs of Germany and Mexico respectively. Regular visitors are not surprised that rather mediocre designs were taken as examples.


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