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百度 美国内的汽车行业和零部件制造等下游行业都将面临挑战。
For questions that ask if a given concept is consistent, or being used consistently, in the context of the referenced world rules. Answers should say yes or no, with supporting info. This tag should not be used with the science-based, hard-science, or science-fiction tags. Comparisons to the real world should use the science-based tag. This tag may not be used alone. This tag may not be used with the science-fiction, science-based, or hard-science tags.
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What would losing 70-80% of the world's population realistically look like?
Well, if you're "only" losing 80% of the population, most cities will still have quite a lot of people.
However, the premise of "same distribution of people in the world as there is now" isn't very pl …
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Why should I depend on my minions?
The "Dark Lord School of Management" is based on employing people who are too dumb to realise that the Dark Lord is clearly evil and should be opposed. The great advantage of such employees is that an …
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How to introduce my perpetual motion invention to the scientific community?
As a claimed "perpetual motion machine", you basically can't get it accepted. The reason for this is that the second law of thermodynamics is the solidest law of nature we know. If your scenario actua …
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Do clones have fingerprints?
A 3D printed clone would have whatever fingerprints were designed into it. A grown clone, or one assembled from separately grown tissues, would have fingerprints, but they wouldn't be the same as the …
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How protective is this monomolecular wire ‘force field’?
If it works, it's appallingly dangerous to the wearer. It won't be visible, so accidents are far too easy.
The whole-body version means you lose a hand if you try to raise it above your head.
The shi …
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Can I store information in gas?
You can store information in a gas, but you can't store much.
Gasses are really inconvenient for this job, because they are always trying to escape from whatever container they're stored in, getting …
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Airship weapons, gliders
If you actually want this to be scientifically realistic, you've got a load of problems here. If you want it to be rule-of-cool technofantasy, life will be much easier. You've picked a setup where tho …
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Would an ice bullet work?
Sadly, this trick is well-known to science fiction readers. It is a minor variation of one in Alfred Bester's The Demolished Man, which every SF writer should read. Bester was a huge influence on Will …
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Secret Nike missile sites?
It isn't plausible that the US still has secret Nike missile sites for very long after the public stand-down of the system, because they would still need technical support from the manufacturers, nota …
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Why would fighting arts be able to compete with reality warping?
One obvious solution is that there's a different way to use magical talent. Rather than doing it in a wizardly style, sufficient dedication in physical training, or craft training, lets you start to f …
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How would blasting a barrage of arrows with heat affect the metal arrowheads?
The destruction of the shaft, and the feathers on it, will destabilise the arrowheads, and remove much of the mass of each arrow. They'll go off course and start to tumble.
They'll end up scattered an …
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Mechanically correct rotorcraft aerial ship
There are two separate problems with this:
The first is the difference between helicopters and the vessels in your pictures. The fantasy pictures show craft with lots of small rotors, largely or entir …
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What could cause a planets day to lengthen suddenly?
This gets a bit complicated. When you say the day is nine years, I presume what you actually mean is that the time between sunrises is nine Earth years. Is that correct? How long does this planet take …
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What would be the best members for a collective consciousness?
I'm going to go out on a limb and claim that the social insects of the real world aren't suited for being part of a hive mind, simply because they're very well optimised by evolution for their current …
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Could a humanoid race living in a desert evolve without eyesight, as a protective measure?
Vision has a lot of advantages as a sense. It's very long-ranged, and provides a lot of information. Eyes evolved several times in Earth's history, and take lots of different forms. Human eyes are muc …
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