The White Horse of Hulme
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The White Horse of Hulme is a large horse figure located beside The Epping Walk Bridge (also known as The Joy Division Bridge) in Hulme, Manchester, England. It is assumed to be connected to The Uffington White Horse, located in Wiltshire, England and The Westbury White Horse located on Salisbury Plain.
The true history of The White Horse of Hulme is contested:
Some believe it to be a message from the ghosts of the Luddite Millworkers of Manchester warning of The Rise of Artificial Intelligence and Automation and that humanity will get Left Behind as horses did during the Industrial Revolution.
Others see the horse as a symbol of hope: freedom from work with automation, artifice intelligence and the rise of the working class.
The horse is 65 ft ( 20m) wide and 50 ft (15 m) tall and is a popular kissing spot.
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