"The Electronic Wasteland"

[Snow]

Either way, back on track, this is all about cost efficiency in a globalizing industry. The lead poisoning is just some side effect of it.

[mad cunt]

It is being recycled, in a few ways.

[Johnny Stooge]

I always wondered whether incineration was a viable option? Obviously there's issues with fumes and gases but theorectically, if we could find some way around that, wouldn't that be the best option?

[mad cunt]

Like if everyone hardened the fuck up and became immune to the gases. Especially the planet. What a weak, weak planet.

[Snow]

Originally Posted by Johnny Stooge

I always wondered whether incineration was a viable option? Obviously there's issues with fumes and gases but theorectically, if we could find some way around that, wouldn't that be the best option?

The problem is, there is really no safe way to dispose the toxic gases that are created by the incineration. Either way it's a precious waste of the expensive metals used in production if we were just to burn it.

[∞]

Originally Posted by mad cunt

Like if everyone hardened the fuck up and became immune to the gases. Especially the planet. What a weak, weak planet.

Let's go swap it for something a little hardier. Venus looks good.

[Snow]

Originally Posted by 

Let's go swap it for something a little hardier. Venus looks good.

Jupiter seems more appealing to me. Just imagine real estate being sold a dollar per acre, with all their land. Lots of space for landfills too, so we can give those poor Jupiter aliens the job rather than the Chinese.

[∞]

Originally Posted by grimmedslug

Jupiter seems more appealing to me. Just imagine real estate being sold a dollar per acre, with all their land. Lots of space for landfills too, so we can give those poor Jupiter aliens the job rather than the Chinese.

Nah, if there's any Jupiter natives, they'd be too simple to be useful, and with no possible way to develop fire or actual solid structures, they're relatively doomed.

Europa seems promising though. Maybe we should compress Jupiter until it becomes a sun, thereby rendering the nearby large moons habitable.

/space odyssey

[Snow]

Originally Posted by 

Nah, if there's any Jupiter natives, they'd be too simple to be useful, and with no possible way to develop fire or actual solid structures, they're relatively doomed.

Europa seems promising though. Maybe we should compress Jupiter until it becomes a sun, thereby rendering the nearby large moons habitable.

/space odyssey

All the better. The more stupid they are, the easier they are to exploit. *cough*Africa*cough*

If we try to compress Jupiter, it seems more likely we would end up creating a black hole than a sun, methinks. It has not the activation energy for a self sustaining nuclear fusion.

[∞]

Tell that to the Monoliths. They don't seem to care for your physics.

[Snow]

Monoliths? What monoliths? I've lost this conversation.

[∞]

2061: Odyssey Three - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monolit...ace_Odyssey%29

And with that, I leave this thread until I can once more be on-topic.