Hueristic_Autistic
@Hueristic_Autistic@lemmy.world
- Comment on 3D printing a house 1 month ago:
Muh Cynicism: Well once the billionaires charge us a larger premium for nuclear energy maybe science will invent magic, har har har.
Nahhhh but to be honest no one can be happy with anything when it comes to energy: Hydroelectric, the fish. Solar, the agricultural and livestock. Nuclear, land and ocean contamination that can last as long as the US has been around.
3D printing houses that can solve a housing crisis, the process it takes to make the concrete.
Can’t we just shut up and and enjoy scientific advances.
- Comment on 3D printing a house 1 month ago:
where possible because it’s terribly energy intensive to make
Bruh it takes a mixer and water. The only thing that would get used more than not, is water.
Lumber is stupid expensive, brick homes are labor intensive, you can do mixed substrate horns but that’s expensive too. Glass paneling is usually only for stupid rich people or businesses and metal siding with metal interior and a metal roof, you may as well live in a shipping container.
- Comment on 3D printing a house 1 month ago:
Horsehair plaster homes that are used as apartments with old metal clad wiring and lead paint are a thing. I think a 3D printed home is a step up.
- Comment on 3D printing a house 1 month ago:
Literally in the 3D printing for dummies book, it says that 3D printed houses that will be disposable will be part of the future and the next industrial revolution.
I don’t see a problem, lumber is expensive af and there’s a huge homeless problem here in the US, so if that tech was supported it could make villages for homeless people to get services and have a temp home.