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Cake day: June 11th, 2023

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  • Not sure about your specific government but typically they would use data like number of people in a certain area and income class to decide where bus stops should be located, number of people with a certain religion to determine zoning of religious faculties that can be constructed, number of people with young children to determine where schools need to be built, etc.

    People always complain about schools being to crowded and little portable classrooms becoming permanent and it’s partially due to not knowing how many children those schools should be built to accomodate.




  • Well, ya but I don’t think it would be 100% identical to trees. Lignin didn’t really even exist for millions of years before trees evolved to fight gravity on land. But underwater you wouldn’t need a strong trunk like that since they would weigh so much less and can evolve buoyancy structures or something like other plants do. Or even short and stout, just massive.


  • All of those variables to me appear like they would be similar on land. Currents move but so does wind, and I don’t think their are any currents in the ocean that can rival hurricane force winds that trees can contend with.

    Sunlight also changes quite a lot on land depending on the season or weather.

    Just can’t see why underwater trees aren’t a thing.