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Comment Post #283382 I love the answer, but the building's dimensions are already in square kilometers. Treating it as square miles I suspect makes the power requirements worse than they need to be. Could you recalculate?
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Question Could grow lights on a massive scale replace 100% of sunlight for 100% of the growing season?
In a world where pollution and population have drastically reduced the effectiveness of sunlight to grow food, would light-panels be capable of completely replacing the sun? The problem I'm trying to solve is rationalizing indoor farming for 100% of the Earth's agriculture. Piping in water is a bi...
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Answer A: A single beam laser treatment to both remove hair and flatten a scar
Easy answer: No You're using the same technology to do two different things: remove hair and remove or encourage healing of scar tissue. Hair removal uses a laser frequency that's absorbed by the melanin in the hair. As the melanin heats up, it damages the hair folicle (meaning the laser must ...
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Answer A: Digging Depressions in seafloor to create artificial islands in nearby areas
This is already done today The UAE artificial islands use material dredged from the sea bottom to ceate the islands. But is it sustainable? The easy answer is "no." You're not creating islands out of bedrock, you're creating islands out of sand. You might remember the old ditty based on the ...
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Comment Post #283017 Is it then fair to say that if the question is reasonably on-topic in any other codidact community, it is off-topic here? (As a corrollary: even if the other codidact community doesn't exist yet?)
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Comment Post #281855 Is it on-topic to ask about heavily modified science, or must the question always require an answer with a foundation somewhere in physics-as-we-know-it-today? For example, if someone wanted to ask about the physics of a universe where the value of C was dependent on the wavelength of light?
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Comment Post #281855 What about the so-called *soft sciences* such as psychology?
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Edit Post #283283 Initial revision over 2 years ago
Question A few questions as I dip my toes in the water here
I took the tour and was told that questions about magic wouldn't find a place here. That's when I started looking around. 1. There are 500+ tags, apparently not a single one of them has a summary or a wiki. They're obviously copied from worldbuilding.se. What is the process for defining those tags...
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