Note: This post is part of my “Museums Project“, a collection of 200+ high-concept ideas for museums. Paintball plus museum. There's a bunch of paintball guns you can choose from. You receive a blank canvass that has a nice frame. You stand in a big room with the canvas about 20 feet away. It’s just...

Note: This post is part of my “Museums Project“, a collection of 200+ high-concept ideas for museums. The idea: that too much of our “learning” is really just us taking in information passively and enjoying it. We have a feeling of having learned something, and in a way we have, but in a week it’s g...

Note: This post is part of my “Museums Project“, a collection of 200+ high-concept ideas for museums. When I go to a museum why am I looking at all these paintings of people I don’t know? Why are these paintings not of me? Why are the sculptures not of me? The contemporary art? Why isn’t it some won...

Note: This post is part of my “Museums Project“, a collection of 200+ high-concept ideas for museums. “Here’s your outfit,” says the person at the front desk as they hand you a heavy bag of clothes. “The locker room is over there”. What does George Washington’s locker room look like? Washington is j...

(Note: The post you are reading was written on 9/1/2020. I've written many other posts previous to this but they will not be published until later). My Previous Blogs' Deaths I had tried blogging a few times over the years and met with the same results of probably 99% of beginning bloggers: I did it...

Note: This post is part of my “Museums Project“, a collection of 200+ high-concept ideas for museums. This is a museum filled with everyday objects. The visitors are given the typical headset when they arrive. As the visitors proceed around the museum and look at each object they hear the sound the...

Note: This post is part of my “Museums Project“, a collection of 200+ high-concept ideas for museums. Introduction Since a lot of art relies on the perception and interpretation of the viewer, why not just have a museum of clouds because that’s what people do with clouds. They might be shaped like:...

This program was developed during the “Mindfultainment” phase of The Eureka Room. The Concept The idea was simple: learn how to control everything in the universe with your mind. In under 20 minutes.  Sure, why not? You’ve a few extra bucks in your bank account. Going to The Eureka Room to lear...

Note: This post is part of my “Museums Project“, a collection of 200+ high-concept ideas for museums. Perhaps this should be called "The Museum of Where is Everything?" Or "The Museum of What Did I Just Pay For?" Or "The Museum of Cracks and Holes". You pay your entry fee and go into the first galle...

"Ohm Run" was part of the original set of Eureka Room programs (called "Mindfultainment") that attempted to use brain science and the results of psychological studies to make people more mindful/happy/relaxed. Though the Mindfultainment series has been shelved, parts of this program have been salvag...