ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月14日 03時14分

It’s a truth as visible from space, in the tendrils of our brightly lit megaroadways, as it is under a microscope, in the diesel particles that tar our lungs: the U.S. is a car country. As automobiles transformed the American lifestyle, so did they colonize the American imagination. Perhaps the most fascinating artifact of automotive retrofuturism dates to 1958, when @Disney produced a TV program called “Magic Highway, USA.” @Disney imagined atomic-powered tunnel borers and imperial road-building machines as tall and wide as skyscrapers, cutting through landscapes and leaving fully constructed roadways in their wake. The program also envisioned literal high-ways of clear tubes raised far above the ground, magnificent air-conditioned arteries that someday would “link together all nations and help create a better understanding among the peoples of the world.” OK, so that hasn’t happened. But the car has been steered once again toward a fantastical sci-fi destination. @nytmag devoted this installment of their annual Tech and Design Issue to the question of #autonomouscars and the future they could usher in. Visit the link in our profile to read on — or follow @americansquares to remain in the past with a series of photos that capture the heyday of the American automobile. #?

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