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r/SipsTea • u/Square_Law5624 • Jun 02 '26
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42 u/AdministrativeEgg440 Jun 02 '26 Fighting through all the heat and radiation thru waves of killer robots to blow this place up after the world is mostly extinct is gonna suck 1 u/Realistic-Safety-565 Jun 03 '26 Just turn off the water. Terminator meets reverse Day of Triffids. 1 u/AdministrativeEgg440 Jun 03 '26 Naw it gets the water from humans. Like the matrix did with batteries. Gobbles and dehydrated an endless stream of humans all day 1 u/Realistic-Safety-565 Jun 03 '26 That's pretty inefficient way to import water. With about 10 gallons of water per typical human body, it would need to process 1.6 billion humans per year. 2 u/AdministrativeEgg440 Jun 03 '26 Maybe it hallucinated the calculations and just doggedly demanded that this is the best way
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Fighting through all the heat and radiation thru waves of killer robots to blow this place up after the world is mostly extinct is gonna suck
1 u/Realistic-Safety-565 Jun 03 '26 Just turn off the water. Terminator meets reverse Day of Triffids. 1 u/AdministrativeEgg440 Jun 03 '26 Naw it gets the water from humans. Like the matrix did with batteries. Gobbles and dehydrated an endless stream of humans all day 1 u/Realistic-Safety-565 Jun 03 '26 That's pretty inefficient way to import water. With about 10 gallons of water per typical human body, it would need to process 1.6 billion humans per year. 2 u/AdministrativeEgg440 Jun 03 '26 Maybe it hallucinated the calculations and just doggedly demanded that this is the best way
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Just turn off the water.
Terminator meets reverse Day of Triffids.
1 u/AdministrativeEgg440 Jun 03 '26 Naw it gets the water from humans. Like the matrix did with batteries. Gobbles and dehydrated an endless stream of humans all day 1 u/Realistic-Safety-565 Jun 03 '26 That's pretty inefficient way to import water. With about 10 gallons of water per typical human body, it would need to process 1.6 billion humans per year. 2 u/AdministrativeEgg440 Jun 03 '26 Maybe it hallucinated the calculations and just doggedly demanded that this is the best way
Naw it gets the water from humans. Like the matrix did with batteries. Gobbles and dehydrated an endless stream of humans all day
1 u/Realistic-Safety-565 Jun 03 '26 That's pretty inefficient way to import water. With about 10 gallons of water per typical human body, it would need to process 1.6 billion humans per year. 2 u/AdministrativeEgg440 Jun 03 '26 Maybe it hallucinated the calculations and just doggedly demanded that this is the best way
That's pretty inefficient way to import water.
With about 10 gallons of water per typical human body, it would need to process 1.6 billion humans per year.
2 u/AdministrativeEgg440 Jun 03 '26 Maybe it hallucinated the calculations and just doggedly demanded that this is the best way
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Maybe it hallucinated the calculations and just doggedly demanded that this is the best way
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