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What will this solve? What if a fire breaks out? Can protestors block a single street? Where are people going to dry clothes? Won't those who live at the base f

• bayesian_horse 4y ago
  Most of these problems are probably already solved or could be solved. You are of course using dry cleaning services in some form. Fire suppression systems are built in. The structure is quite narrow, so you have a view to the outside from pretty much anywhere, and it's not much worse than any skyscraper, better probably because of (hopefully) better design. As to social aspects... That is my major concern also. Of course this city has a police force and would clean up anybody blocking the central hubs. There is no street btw, but rather different kinds of corridors for walking and trains of different speeds and ranges. I guess it is relatively easy to disturb the system, on the other hand if realized there would probably be an authoritarian kid of police force making sure nobody does.
  • plumeria 4y ago
    > You are of course using dry cleaning services in some form People are moving out of dry cleaning into "wet cleaning" to avoid chemical solvents. Wet cleaning requires a drying machine.
    • harvey9 4y ago
      Hot, dry air should be easy enough to get at that location. Just need some means of recovering the water as that will be more scarce.
      • tanseydavid 4y ago
        A 175KM long clothesline? </sarc>
  • lurker616 4y ago
    Makes sense. What about sports and entertainment - can it fit football fields or concert venues?