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What life will be like in "the uranium age," according to an artist for Popular Mechanics, January 1941.pic.twitter.com/HXfUFPQKKP
What's odd here is that the article that accompanies this gives no explanation for why they'd be living underground. The article is all about how awesome uranium will be as a fuel for automobiles and flying cars. So why live underground? It's not a "hiding from nukes" situation.
(Maybe you have to live underground because your neighbors are flying around cars loaded with U-235. I mean, that would be a pretty sane response to that situation.)
I wonder what the piping is supposed to represent?
Yeah, it doesn't say.
The uranium!
Collection vents for all the tritium 
U235 automobile ?? ....how about home heating with Radium, 1917 style ?pic.twitter.com/s1EsCFJotC
I particularly like the transparent swimming pool so the gents dining below can gaze up as they pleasepic.twitter.com/kPHG2EsjKO
What a strangely pervy future, what with all the windows to peoples above doing physical activity.
A peek inside Elon Musk's vision of the future.
This is obviously an early version of Super Mario Bros.
Cannabis grow in the basement? Takes your mind off the uranium i guess
holy moly,never seen that one;wtf were they thinking?
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