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Post by shadow007 on Oct 15, 2022 7:24:06 GMT
Based on the Monster Inc Movie. Wonder how the Industrial Revolution and the rest of history would change if they discover Laughter can generate Electrical Power during the 1800s
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Post by lordroel on Oct 15, 2022 7:30:02 GMT
Based on the Monster Inc Movie. Wonder how the Industrial Revolution and the rest of history would change if they discover Laughter can generate Electrical Power during the 1800s Asking question is nice, but also here OP own point of view is better. Also the 1800s period, is there anything to laugh at. |
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Post by shadow007 on Oct 15, 2022 16:21:13 GMT
Based on the Monster Inc Movie. Wonder how the Industrial Revolution and the rest of history would change if they discover Laughter can generate Electrical Power during the 1800s Asking question is nice, but also here OP own point of view is better. Also the 1800s period, is there anything to laugh at. Comedians have an old profession. New technologies kinda look funny. Environmental damage is greatly reduced, obviously. |
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Post by simon darkshade on Oct 16, 2022 3:36:50 GMT
I've never heard of Monsters Inc, but the title seems a bit childish and the notion of an unlimited happy power source is likewise childlike - nice and innocent.
The entire of world history changes from that point. Simple as that. You've created a utopia button, which, based on human proclivities, will be broken in a few short years
What would make things interesting rather than a one-sided Balder resurrection/tears analogy is that the opposite of laughter - tears and anguish - results in power outages. Then you'd see some moves for change.
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Post by shadow007 on Oct 16, 2022 4:57:17 GMT
I've never heard of Monsters Inc, but the title seems a bit childish and the notion of an unlimited happy power source is likewise childlike - nice and innocent. The entire of world history changes from that point. Simple as that. You've created a utopia button, which, based on human proclivities, will be broken in a few short years What would make things interesting rather than a one-sided Balder resurrection/tears analogy is that the opposite of laughter - tears and anguish - results in power outages. Then you'd see some moves for change. Humans can colonize space back in the 1800s. Near-unlimited technology and the insanely rapid technology advancements would do that. I doubt the Major Powers on Earth could convince the Space Colonies to participate in their stupid wars |
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