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SteelHands · 61-69, M
A few hundred quadrillion minus the decreased value of disaster zones plus the estimated inflation prospects of undervalued human life.
Siril · 22-25, M
@SteelHands the neighbors are also a bit gnarly. I'm not sure one would want to live near the likes of gas planets
SteelHands · 61-69, M
@Siril Most of those elemental gasses are noble gasses however and for mining purposes actually increase the curb appeal of "Planet E3" considerably. If it weren't for their status as protected natural cosmic formations by the higher life forms.
In fact you can probably thank God that this solar system probably has something protecting it. If there were ever tamperers, life on E3 could easily become destabilized. Possibly to the point of making mammalian life unsustainable.
And yes of course I am a mere lunatic and even if I seem so, this is not a real thought of plausibility.
In fact you can probably thank God that this solar system probably has something protecting it. If there were ever tamperers, life on E3 could easily become destabilized. Possibly to the point of making mammalian life unsustainable.
And yes of course I am a mere lunatic and even if I seem so, this is not a real thought of plausibility.