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ocean kill

 biosphere oceanliner with full farm capabilities.
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Modern oceanliners are getting to an unbelievable scale. From stories heard, it seems the air conditioning systems don't have the ability. I believe small cyclic systems are quite detremental if a problem arises.

What if ocean liners had a farm and forrest growing on a full couple of ship decks that could be used to recycle the air needed? The decks could open up to natural light or have additional artificial lighting. Maybe some SMR's are needed.

The main advantage of having a shipboard farm/greenhouse is that, a personally chosen bambi can be labelled and handed off to a top butcher and chef. There is also the small advantage of scientific datasets being generated regarding partial biosphere workings.

On second thoughts, billy might be more sea worthy.

—wjt, Oct 06 2016

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       //From stories heard, it seems the air conditioning systems don't have the ability.//   

       Do we need a home to shelter all of these disabled air conditioning systems? Who will nurse them?   

       What if ocean liners, had a farm...   

       EIEIO? What if posters didn't put commas in the wrong places?
—RayfordSteele, Oct 06 2016
   

       [RayfordSteele] Ok, the comma was a mistake but taking the word ability, as a seperate literal, doesn't use the mind in reference with what is being said in the sentence. Up to person style I suppose.
—wjt, Oct 07 2016
   

       You can suppose, but that won't save you from being beaten up by the Grammar Gestapo.
—8th of 7, Oct 07 2016
   

       Nobody expects the english inquisition !
—normzone, Oct 07 2016
   

       Sp. "English"
—8th of 7, Oct 07 2016
   

       gr. "inquisition!"
—Voice, Oct 11 2016
   

       I wonder whether environmentalists would panic because the killing aspect of meat eating would be more obvious or celebrate because new ecosystems would be created.
—Voice, Oct 11 2016
   

       [Voice] Probably panic about new ecosystem aspects on old ecosystems. A ship permanently in quarantine.
—wjt, Oct 12 2016
   


 

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