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many of the 16K+ quote-retweeters above. Why is Storyliving unsettling? The website copy makes us feel trapped. “This brilliant living painting is not only fueled by its own dynamic energy, but empowers all who live here,” the Storyliving site proclaims. We’re not sure we want to live in a painting. Sorry! Residents will likely be “Disney adults.” Enough said. Storyliving implies Storycrime and Storydisease. We see lots of jokes on Twitter about Disney policing and “the Mickey Mouse psych ward” — both of which feel jarringly off-brand.