First off it's not a "World" Dyson Sphere, just a Dyson Sphere.
Secondly you guys fucked up boiling water with funny rocks so bad that you permanently skewed public perception and set humanity back decades what makes you think you're building a Dyson Sphere???
@tnega74 No it isn't lmao.
Trinity was a nuclear bomb; Little pertinence to nuclear power.
Chernobyl has an INES level of 7, the actual reactor design was shit, and it had radioactivity millions of times higher than all three of those combined (~50mil-200mil).
@tokenofsleepp@dava_mrr@macey_vo Posting your Rivals username is self-doxxing? lmfao as long as it's an excuse anything works I guess.
There's multiple ways you could prove you're OAA without revealing your username, but I suppose I'm not worthy since I haven't played MR in like 1.5 years.
@tokenofsleepp@dava_mrr@macey_vo Guess so. Very strange to plaster your rank on MR and OW everywhere without a single screenshot, acc name, or anything at all to ever back it up tho.
@tokenofsleepp@dava_mrr@macey_vo What's the point of flexing your rank in your Twitter bio of all places if you're so apprehensive about posting the stats to back it up?
@AshleyT34065245@JesseO520@CaudilloXIV Disingenuous retarded Drake fan manages to not grasp the scope of my claim despite reading "Southern infrastructure" 271537 times
@AshleyT34065245@JesseO520@CaudilloXIV Nukes are an incredible deterrent and the primary reason there hasn't been another conflict on the scale of WWII, so no.
It also has applications in fission, radiation shielding, and as counterweights for aircraft control surfaces (until the 80's).
@AshleyT34065245@JesseO520@CaudilloXIV It's actually a byproduct of me responding to a bad faith response that had no pertinence to anything that anybody really mentioned.
Again, it's quite unanimous that Southern infrastructure suffered long term. The claim is right there.
@Ryan_Todd212@BunkerDwellerYT The "iconic" value of the Rookie comes from how he (AKA you, the player) interacts with the world, even the mundane stuff.
To even posit this question shows you have no idea what made ODST good. To you, intentional stylistic and narrative choices are arbitrary fluff.
@AshleyT34065245@JesseO520@CaudilloXIV This entire argument was a spinoff of a non-sequitur straw man you presented, so I'd be careful about being obnoxiously pedantic with logical fallicies.
@AshleyT34065245@JesseO520@CaudilloXIV Maybe read the second image, perhaps? It finds that slavery was outright detrimental to Southern infrastructure development.
The first image pertains to overall economic growth, which again, is a topic of debate.
@AshleyT34065245@JesseO520@CaudilloXIV Even papers that found that chattel slavery was economically viable short term still note that it (or rather, the economy that resulted from it) negatively impacted infrastructure development.
https://t.co/qat6TykMrR
https://t.co/yeO6JXa2Eg
@AshleyT34065245@JesseO520@CaudilloXIV The notion that the Antebellum South's overreliance on chattel slavery was a hinderance on infrastructure development is one of the most basic deductions you could make. Their infrastructure lagged far behind the North despite relying on crop exports.
https://t.co/OZ6EhAJkwU
@AshleyT34065245@JesseO520@CaudilloXIV Like if slaves were such a boon to industry then why were the places with the most developed infrastructure in the EU/US places that outlawed it?
Slavery was morally reprehensible and an economic hinderance. Arguing to the contrary is an odd angle to take.
@AshleyT34065245@JesseO520@CaudilloXIV ~90% of African slaves in the TAST were captured and sold by rival tribes, so that's on them if they sold their most capable people.
Most slave contributions were menial labor, and the consensus among historians is that the TAST was an industrial hinderance in the long term.