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Agreed; I'm proud of our little constituent buddies! I can't help thinking about how close a water-powered lumber mill feels to full closure (i.e. it produces
by mLuby 6y ago
Agreed; I'm proud of our little constituent buddies!
I can't help thinking about how close a water-powered lumber mill feels to full closure (i.e. it produces all the parts it uses). Humans perform the chopping, move things from station to station, and assemble the finished parts into new buildings and machines.
- Gravityloss 6y agoWhat about the saw blade? It's probably hard to cut wood with wood... Usually you require a few different material "paths" for replication. You have a hard material that can be softened with chemicals for example, so it can be shaped with machinery that is softer than the end product.