Obviously selling ads is a mechanism to pay the bills and defray the massive building costs. It’s not like the rest of Vegas is some sort of moral high ground, so ads on its exterior kind of fits right in.
what came first, the chicken or the egg?
>It’s not like the rest of Vegas is some sort of moral high ground, so ads on its exterior kind of fits right in.
that's certainly true, but driving next to the thing is a bit makes you realize that even for Vegas it's a tad bit excessive. Right time of night with the right animation leaves you essentially light-blinded for a few moments.
The current show is really just a fancy technical demo of Sphere's capabilities.
(Also, I get triggered by the picture of the exoplanet with a large moon and a ring system. ON DIFFERENT ORBITAL PLANES!!!)
That's not why we care about this. Advertising is an assault on people first, environment second.
Which is extremely ironic. Or tone-deaf, depending on how you look at it.