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> Think about the typical large slab-on-grade grocery store You can raise the floor, just like you can drop the ceiling. > that seems like it would have been
by bckr 5y ago
> Think about the typical large slab-on-grade grocery store
You can raise the floor, just like you can drop the ceiling.
> that seems like it would have been a massively wasteful over-reaction
At least this person has some creative ideas for saving lives and actually evolving our society, so that we don't lose a million people to the next airborne virus, which I have little reason to believe won't happen next time.
- sokoloff 5y agoCould we have built raised floors in all the grocery stores and big box stores while simultaneously serving the needs of a country in pandemic in two years? That seems beyond optimistic.
- bckr 5y agoWe're not talking about perpetual motion engines. I think you've demonstrated the above commenter's point that > there's basically no interest in actually stopping it with any kind of sustainable long term technical evolution I for one am not looking forward to the next killer airborne virus.