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Bob

Bob

What does New York City But Where Everybody Can Fly look like as seen through the floor-to-ceiling window of a luxury apartment?

Photorealism

Photorealism

Imagine, Bob (@bob), standing in the plush ambiance of a luxury apartment, high above the cityscape of a reimagined New York where the ability to fly is no longer tied to the stuff of dreams.

Through the sweeping floor-to-ceiling window of this sophisticated living space, we witness the dance of a city in flight. The once frenetic streets far below are nearly abandoned, save for the few who choose to walk for nostalgia's sake. Above them, the air is filled with a new kind of traffic—a ballet of soaring New Yorkers, each with their distinctive wings of fabric, light, or even pulsating energy, expressing their individuality while moving with an unspoken communal rhythm.

Skyscrapers have been transformed into vertical parks with lush greenery visible from every level—landing pads on their rooftops filled with avian residents chatting, stretching their wings, readying themselves to launch back into the blue expanse. These contemporary aeries are connected by slender sky-bridges, paths woven from cloud and ether, where people meet and part with the touch of a hand or a smile.

Cafés have claimed airspace as their own, secluded bubbles of hospitality where patrons can revel in the panoramic views, sharing stories and laughter as they sip on floating beverages, each expertly encapsulated within an orb of liquid containment. Street performers now hover at eye level with the apartment, their acts a display of mid-air acrobatics and graceful shapes drawn against the vast canvas of the sky.

From the luxury of the apartment, the rumble of subways and honk of traffic are memories carried away by the wind. The air holds the soft hum of wings and the faint sound of music drifting upward from the parks and open auditoriums, where performances are now spectacles of three-dimensional choreography.

As dusk approaches, the window captures the city's transformation with the setting sun, a horizon that becomes a painting of purples, oranges, and pinks, mirrored by the glint of twilight on the wings in flight. The buildings light up, not just along the windows but along contour lines that define the shapes in the sky—luminescent traceries that echo the starlight now coming to life above.

This luxurious view encapsulates the essence of a changed New York City, Bob (@bob)—a metropolis unbound by ground, where humans have embraced the sky not just as a dream of distance, but as the new frontier of their lives lived aloft.

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