American politicians then: "The solution to a bad man with a gun is a good man who can shoot really sticky stuff really far without getting tired".
UraniumBlazer
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Now THAT is what emojis were meant to do lmao
U forgot "NATO bad". Shame on you comrade tankie /s
Yes we can!
Wait, that one's taken too? Uggh
I just smile extra wide then to somehow show that I didn't mean it to come out that way lmao
Would love to see the tankies explain this.
If only... Shoutout to all zoophiles who miss that dino pussy. I feel ur painnnnnn /s
Ahem akshually, this photo was taken a few hundred million years ago. Then, the continents didn't look like they do now. So ahem no, you need to go to school. Uhuhuhuhehehehe.
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I have no idea how many brain cells I lost writing that lmao
Just like the Lord intended!
The Lord being me. You're welcome.
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Assuming it is circumglobal, would we put it at a specific latitude?
I don't see why you would need to put it at a certain latitude. I think it would be more of a web of straight lines between major population centers.
If a web how do intersections work?
Just how maglev intersections work. We would probably need to have a spheroid-ish tube piece for the intersection with > 2 holes.
In terms of what goes in the tube, weβd have to build an absolute shitton of what are effectively spaceships if they are to be airtight enough to hold a comfortable atmosphere for any significant period.
The most expensive part of a spaceship is not keeping it airtight. Rather, it is other systems (like the engines, life support, ability to handle significant heat/pressure differentials and so on). HSR bogies are already airtight (not as airtight as spaceships of course) to handle the pressure differential at the front of the train vs the back of the train. I don't see this being that big of a challenge honestly.
And if itβs intended for passenger use exclusively, why use discrete personal cars at all instead of a bus?
I don't understand. The hyperloop that I'm talking about is a train. The spaceships that I'm mentioning would have capacities of a few hundred as well (like normal planes).
Which would be incredibly cheap even in 2024 (compared to the amount of resources being transported).
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