Revolving doors are really dangerous. This is just occurring to me. The standard door model that we have today is perfectly fine. Wooden. Sturdy. Standard. A good door. But no. People have to complicate things with glass, metal, and spinning. It's crazy.
First of all, why would we ever want a door made of glass. Is it necessary to see through the door? No, we have windows. Windows are a perfect opportunity to view the outside world through and yet we have implemented glass in our doors. I find this to be an unnecessary danger that puts millions of people at risk for no good reason.
Also, the very basis of a revolving door is that it is revolving. It literally spins around and around. We've all seen small children running around and around inside of these death machines and in several instances that were actually caught on tape, the glass broke. This would never happen in a million years with our standard doors because they are safe and practical. However, the novelty of the revolving door has us all at risk.
Yet another risk of the revolving of revolving doors is what happens when things get caught in them. Sure, things can get caught between regular doors and door frames but revolving doors increase the likelihood of this by a minimum of four times. Because these doors are constantly moving, if you don't get out of the way soon enough you run the risk of getting bumped by the glass pane behind you and thrown into the side of the frame. Oh, and who can forget what happens if you step into the same space of a revolving door as somebody else. They're constantly stepping on your heels and there is no where near enough space for the both of you. You both end up ramming into the front and back glass panes and both come out distraught and confused.
Additionally, although it isn't a terribly great deal, you can't even slam a revolving door. Let's say you have a ferocious argument with the receptionist in the lobby of the headquarters of a large law firm. You end up having to be told to leave and when you walk out, the sound that follows you is the swishing of the rubber or the floor beneath the revolving door panes against the ground. Without the slam, they will never know how truly upset you were and your point is made ever so much weaker.
Basically, we just need to eliminate all revolving doors. First, we can start in our communities. Neighboring towns will catch on and soon enough, the nation, someday the world, will the revolving door free.
First of all, why would we ever want a door made of glass. Is it necessary to see through the door? No, we have windows. Windows are a perfect opportunity to view the outside world through and yet we have implemented glass in our doors. I find this to be an unnecessary danger that puts millions of people at risk for no good reason.
Also, the very basis of a revolving door is that it is revolving. It literally spins around and around. We've all seen small children running around and around inside of these death machines and in several instances that were actually caught on tape, the glass broke. This would never happen in a million years with our standard doors because they are safe and practical. However, the novelty of the revolving door has us all at risk.
Yet another risk of the revolving of revolving doors is what happens when things get caught in them. Sure, things can get caught between regular doors and door frames but revolving doors increase the likelihood of this by a minimum of four times. Because these doors are constantly moving, if you don't get out of the way soon enough you run the risk of getting bumped by the glass pane behind you and thrown into the side of the frame. Oh, and who can forget what happens if you step into the same space of a revolving door as somebody else. They're constantly stepping on your heels and there is no where near enough space for the both of you. You both end up ramming into the front and back glass panes and both come out distraught and confused.
Additionally, although it isn't a terribly great deal, you can't even slam a revolving door. Let's say you have a ferocious argument with the receptionist in the lobby of the headquarters of a large law firm. You end up having to be told to leave and when you walk out, the sound that follows you is the swishing of the rubber or the floor beneath the revolving door panes against the ground. Without the slam, they will never know how truly upset you were and your point is made ever so much weaker.
Basically, we just need to eliminate all revolving doors. First, we can start in our communities. Neighboring towns will catch on and soon enough, the nation, someday the world, will the revolving door free.
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