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There isn't anything inherently 'cleaner' about a large city surrounded by a couple of mirrors vs a few dozen smaller ones. It certainly is guaranteed to be mor
by idiotsecant 4y ago
There isn't anything inherently 'cleaner' about a large city surrounded by a couple of mirrors vs a few dozen smaller ones. It certainly is guaranteed to be more expensive, though!
- mc32 4y agoI don't get the mirrors either. If at least once faced south the walls could be covered in solar panels but mirrors? Who's going to clean the mirrors?
- s1artibartfast 4y agoYou cant really surround a 2 dimensional/grid city with mirrors because the perimeter is further from the interior. I think you can make a lot of arguments why a single city could in fact be cheaper than many smaller ones. Most boil down to efficiency of scale. 1 large transit system vs many. One large desalination plant vs many, one power grid instead of many, ect