Walking dogs in rain and some squares of sidewalk are dry. Glitch in the matrix? Bad program? Was the code expecting a tree there ?

The system is designed to allow the user total autonomy. If you experienced what you belive to be a glitch then it was most likely what you subconsciously wanted to see. No system is perfect so if you feel your user experience was affected in a negative way you can always contact tech support.
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Interesting you may be onto something. At first i saw one at a time but as i noticed them it started raining harder but tben i would see like 2 or 3 in a row. Pics:

Bro...

No schitzo. I am sure there is a scientific reason why the rain stops short of hitting these particular perfect rectangles of sidewalk. Maybe magnets in the concrete repelling the water or something?

No, that's not uncommon at all. In fact, it's one of the three things you can be sure of about concrete, which are:


1. It cracks - No matter what you do, concrete eventually gets cracks in it. You can do things to try minimizing it, but it's fact of life tbh.

2. It's going to get some marks in it over time - Couldn't tell you how many stories I've heard people tell about how upset they are when they start seeing some marks on their new concrere driveways they bought 2 or 3 years ago. It's a fkn driveway, it's gonna get some knicks and marks in it eventually. Don't get me wrong, I get it, but there's very little you can do besides being as easy as you can on it, and even then it will still happen. The most important thing to remember is that unless it's really bad, no one will notice from even a slight distance, and it's mostly going to be you yourself who notices flaws with it even up-close.

3. It varies in coloration (the point that applies the most to this thread). Notice how you'll occasionally see pieces in concrete sidewalks and such that look varied in coloration, even when it is bone dry and hot as hell outside. That's because while all non-dyed/non-stained concrete is going to have a grayish color to it, there are many factors that make the exact coloration vary. The specific mix of concrete, how long it is been installed in a given place, how much direct sunlight hits it, things getting spilled/falling in it that stain it over it time, etc.

its obvious
the dry one is fixed recently ,used a new cement mix
the surface is matt,have black dots.
absorbed rain better

but dont undermine your theory
the glitches in the coming years
will multiply...things will get weirder than we think
and teh stable static life will be forgotten.
srs

strong retardism

Not talking about just the color though. Some are completely dry to the touch. Like bone dry while its literally raining and every other square is completely soaked and the ground everywhere else is soaked. May need to zoom into the pictures to note. There are a few drops of water, but more of a splash from an adjacent