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With Modernmodern science and engineering. What, what is the tallest and thickest structurally sound wall we can make

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With Modern science and engineering. What is the tallest and thickest structurally sound wall we can make.

My question is as the title put it. I would like to know how large and thick of a wall we could currently construct. Given we have no limitations in money or materials. Bonus if itsit's actually sturdy though I don't have much hope of that in this regard. Rooms and hallways are allowed as long as they do not compromise stability and functionality of the wall. Keeping things out is its functional reason for being of course.

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With Modern science and engineering. What is the tallest and thickest structurally sound wall we can make.

My question is as the title put it. I would like to know how large and thick of a wall we could currently construct. Given we have no limitations in money or materials. Bonus if its actually sturdy though I don't have much hope of that in this regard. Rooms and hallways are allowed as long as they do not compromise stability and functionality of the wall. Keeping things out is its functional reason for being of course.

I searched for other questions akin for this. Didn't find anything exactly to my needs. As such I'm asking.

With Modern science and engineering. What is the tallest and thickest structurally sound wall we can make

My question is as the title put it. I would like to know how large and thick of a wall we could currently construct. Given we have no limitations in money or materials. Bonus if it's actually sturdy though I don't have much hope of that in this regard. Rooms and hallways are allowed as long as they do not compromise stability and functionality of the wall. Keeping things out is its functional reason for being of course.

I searched for other questions akin for this. Didn't find anything exactly to my needs. As such I'm asking.

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With Modern Science And Architectural knowledge, whatscience and engineering. What is the tallest and thickest structurally sound wall we can possibly make here on earth?.

My question is as the title put it. I would like to know how large and thick of a wall we could currently construct. Given we have no limitations in money or materials. Bonus if its actually sturdy though I don't have much hope of that in this regard. Height and thickness should reach some sort of logical ratio. Rooms and hallways are allowed as long as they do not compromise stability and functionality of the wall. Keeping things out is its functional reason for being of course.

I searched for other questions akin for this. Didn't find anything exactly to my needs. As such I'm asking.

With Modern Science And Architectural knowledge, what is the tallest and thickest wall we can possibly make here on earth?

My question is as the title put it. I would like to know how large and thick of a wall we could currently construct. Given we have no limitations in money or materials. Bonus if its actually sturdy though I don't have much hope of that in this regard. Height and thickness should reach some sort of logical ratio. Rooms and hallways are allowed as long as they do not compromise stability and functionality of the wall.

I searched for other questions akin for this. Didn't find anything exactly to my needs. As such I'm asking.

With Modern science and engineering. What is the tallest and thickest structurally sound wall we can make.

My question is as the title put it. I would like to know how large and thick of a wall we could currently construct. Given we have no limitations in money or materials. Bonus if its actually sturdy though I don't have much hope of that in this regard. Rooms and hallways are allowed as long as they do not compromise stability and functionality of the wall. Keeping things out is its functional reason for being of course.

I searched for other questions akin for this. Didn't find anything exactly to my needs. As such I'm asking.

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