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to r/IsaacArthur by kiteret
2 weeks ago
Is there actual first-principles argument why future buildings could not have lots of stone in their lower vertical parts due to it being the cheapest? How can we know that stone cutting and handling tech can not advance so much that stone blocks would be cheaper than concrete in many places again?
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