Nick Bonilla
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What problems would a truly gigantic fantasy city encounter?
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How can witches compete with mega-corporations who benefit from economies of scale?
the question is how to stay in business
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How can the storage space of an avatar be restricted to a standard size?
Can the soul have the physical properties of a liquid? "A liquid is a nearly incompressible fluid" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquid so if the soul had a specific amount of liters then it would be forced to stay in the current standard size and cannot shrink.
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What is the safest and most extravagant place for an interstellar emperor to make his palace?
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Unemployment in a magical world
+1 for the first five points, I didn't like the last point about elimination, but still gave a +1 to the overall answer.
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Can a tunnel be hidden from acoustic scanners?
@Tortliena my answer was abstract and mathematical. Build lots of tunnels, and scanners become useless. As for how to do that, my answer doesn't provide the concrete implementation, but I've edited in some more examples into the answer.
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Can a tunnel be hidden from acoustic scanners?
@Tortliena the guards might investigate once or twice, but would they investigate millions of different tunnels? The first tunnel could be a nearby gold mine that they happen to be building. The second tunnel is someone's rain water pipe. The third tunnel could be a tunnel someone built to their friends house, or an Underground Railroad. Eventually the scanner's readings wouldn't be able to see new tunnels.