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3088345 No.3088345 [Reply] [Original]

Don't mind me, just leaving this here to add a little rage to your day;

>>>/tg/14984232

>> No.3088354

There is nothing to rage about.

>> No.3088389

>>3088354
>organic dyson spheres

Speak for yourself.

>> No.3088407

>>3088389
They're talking about a game which was originally called Dyson...

>> No.3088430

>>3088407

It's still stupid and completely unfeasible.

>> No.3088442
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>>3088430
Yeah, fuck fun! Everything is serious business!

Like this painting! Rain clouds never look anything like that, it's stupid and completely unfeasible!

>> No.3088506
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>>3088442

The artist behind the picture does not presume to know anything or everything about the formation of rain clouds.

A fatguy pretends to know everything about everything because he heard it from this guy

>> No.3088525

>>3088506
I'd care to claim that the majority of fa/tg/uys aknowledge that they're talking our their asses.

>> No.3088533
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>> No.3088538

>>3088533
>mining out black holes

Are these people retarded?

>> No.3088546
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>>3088538

nope. They are dorfs

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>>3088538

Well, they're dwarfs so... yeah, pretty much.

>> No.3088613

Now one guy's talking about a dwarf mining things from an organism the size of a solar system.

I'm no biologist - could anyone theoretically actually get anything useful from that besides maybe food?

>> No.3089030

>>3088613
Calcium. Raw iron. Huge amounts of potassium and carbon, if you care to break it down.

>> No.3089035

>>3088613
You could "mine out" entire organ structures, like whatever it uses to metabolize a star or its output. That could be incredibly useful in ship building.