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[MaximumZero]

Let's just say that if you replaced most of Detroit with a black hole, things would get better and the GDP/c would go up.

[Lyeos]

Let's just say that if you replaced most of Detroit with a black hole, things would get better and the GDP/c would go up.

I would argue that this is true for most all of the planet, but that's just me.

[Tawa]

A sea of eyes.

[Remuthra]

Nood-eat-E?

It took me a solid minute to realize you weren't talking about cannibalism.

[MaximumZero]

Let's just say that if you replaced most of Detroit with a black hole, things would get better and the GDP/c would go up.

I would argue that this is true for most all of the planet, but that's just me.

Well, there is supposed to be that interstellar highway going in, right?

[Tawa]

Nood-eat-E?

It took me a solid minute to realize you weren't talking about cannibalism.

I fails at punz 5evar

[Bauglir]

Let's just say that if you replaced most of Detroit with a black hole, things would get better and the GDP/c would go up.

I would argue that this is true for most all of the planet, but that's just me.

Y'know, I've heard that if a moderate-yield nuclear weapon were detonated in Trafalgar Square, London would lose something like 15% of its population and 10% of its infrastructure and other property, so that on average the survivors would be better off after a nuclear attack than before. I haven't got one single citation to back that up, however. Seems relevant.

[Alev]

Let's just say that if you replaced most of Detroit with a black hole, things would get better and the GDP/c would go up.

I would argue that this is true for most all of the planet, but that's just me.

Y'know, I've heard that if a moderate-yield nuclear weapon were detonated in Trafalgar Square, London would lose something like 15% of its population and 10% of its infrastructure and other property, so that on average the survivors would be better off after a nuclear attack than before. I haven't got one single citation to back that up, however. Seems relevant.

There's the whole radiation thing...

[Lyeos]

There's the whole radiation thing...

The radiation can't bother anyone if everybody is dead.
Problem solved.
It's amazing how many things would be solved if you just take living creatures out of the equation.

[Alev]

Let's just say that if you replaced most of Detroit with a black hole, things would get better and the GDP/c would go up.

I would argue that this is true for most all of the planet, but that's just me.

Y'know, I've heard that if a moderate-yield nuclear weapon were detonated in Trafalgar Square, London would lose something like 15% of its population and 10% of its infrastructure and other property, so that on average the survivors would be better off after a nuclear attack than before. I haven't got one single citation to back that up, however. Seems relevant.

There's the whole radiation thing...

The radiation can't bother anyone if everybody is dead.
Problem solved.

He said 15% dead. LURN HAO TU REED

[MaximumZero]

I still fail to see how blowing up part of a population makes life for the rest of it better. I mean, what if you blow up a science convention or hospital?

[Lyeos]

I still fail to see how blowing up part of a population makes life for the rest of it better. I mean, what if you blow up a science convention or hospital?

That's why you don't limit it to just part of the population.
You get everyone.
Shhhhh....

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It doesn't.
I have to stick with my evil, mildly insane overlord schtick, though.

[Loud Whispers]

I still fail to see how blowing up part of a population makes life for the rest of it better. I mean, what if you blow up a science convention or hospital?

Blowing up the populations of America, India and China - the rest of the world starts a massive party in celebration. Unless it's the kind of blowing up in which the populations only expand in which case the Earth begins consuming itself in an excess of gluttony and morbid hedonism.

[Gunner-Chan]

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It doesn't.
I have to stick with my evil, mildly insane overlord schtick, though.

You actually don't, really. To be blunt it's incredibly annoying.

[Alev]

I still fail to see how blowing up part of a population makes life for the rest of it better. I mean, what if you blow up a science convention or hospital?

Blowing up the populations of America, India and China - the rest of the world starts a massive party in celebration. Unless it's the kind of blowing up in which the populations only expand in which case the Earth begins consuming itself in an excess of gluttony and morbid hedonism.

Wait, America as in USA or the continents?