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daveroswell
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I know rthat one strategy is to build the GL and then knock your science down to 0. This begs the question: if you have no scientists to understand these new technologies, how could you get your people to understand how they work? I think there should be a limit of how low you can go (20% maybe?) in order for the Great Library to work. For that matter, if you are American and have just gotten a tech from the french and the russians it is assumed that this information is instantaneously translated into English. I'm reality geekin i know, but still...
I do think there should be aa worldwide web small wonder---possibly to act as a mini "great library" and intellegence agency.
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Incan_Warrior
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Jun 2002 time: 23:20
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you know what IS stupid about the GL wonder? After you build it, you STILL have to build a regular library in the same city. That's whack.
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Willem
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Dec 2001 time: 00:20
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quote: Originally posted by Incan_Warrior
you know what IS stupid about the GL wonder? After you build it, you STILL have to build a regular library in the same city. That's whack. |
Not if you make a library as a requirement to build it in the first place. That makes more sense to me at least.
Last edited by Willem on 08-07-2002 at 23:16
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