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Ok, not quite lego but inspired by it.
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Would you buy and purchase a Lego-made house or apartment?
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Would rather live in our Lord and savior Elon's Tesla house.
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Would rather live in our Lord and savior Elon's Tesla house.
If it had 3 or 4x the space at 50-60k, it may be habitable for a young family. The 17k version seems only ok to house a homeless person.
Nope. Looks like a piece of shit, and I'm not too confident with the thermal expansion & contraction properties of plastic over time.
And seeing this guy was a politician is all the info you need to not believe a word he says.
And seeing this guy was a politician is all the info you need to not believe a word he says.
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If you live in a LEGO house and a floorboard got loose, and then you stepped on it in the dark...
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Will it also randomly catch on fire?Would rather live in our Lord and savior Elon's Tesla house.
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Narcissistic boomers failed the kids.
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It'll be funny how quickly this complaining by millennials will suddenly disappear as they begin inheriting their dead boomer parents houses and money. Then the younger generations can complain about them.
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Unfortunately, I think the boomers are spending it all, living long and paying for their care rather than being in the care of successive generations as in the past.
There is the largest wealth transfer of all time coming up, but that includes only the top 10% wealth wise. I think only 20% of American millennials will get any inheritance at all.
Post WW2 economics have been adept at getting people's money.
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Erected........
The Germans did the best meth too...... during WW2.......
German pharmaceuticals for the win......
Lego's supposed to last a long time, but I have a bunch of parts bought from Pick-A-Brick in store or online and the plastic degrades within a few years and the pieces crumble without much force and the balljoints become loose.
I think I saw something on TV in Japan highrises they experimented with using bricks made of foam inside and maybe some sort of ceramic thin layer shell almost like Eskimo Pie ice cream bar and it's supposed to be strong and fireproof.
I think I saw something on TV in Japan highrises they experimented with using bricks made of foam inside and maybe some sort of ceramic thin layer shell almost like Eskimo Pie ice cream bar and it's supposed to be strong and fireproof.
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But they don't have thermal density, there good at keeping heat in but don't stop solar radiation from penetrating and turning the place into a sweat box....you need to increase the ceramic shell thickness according to the environment......
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Most of the USA already lives in cardboard houses, lego houses sound like an improvement.
