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the near future won't be a boom of abundance, but rather one of high potential and limited resources I think that every resource will be used with very high efficiency, optimized to the core, with no waste that's why topology optimization is something of the near future, not the far future. My point is that today we might not yet be able to produce topology-optimized structural parts at mass scale and cheaply, but that won't be the case for long. Metal 3D printing and laser printing are getting better with each passing day.

not much room on a submarine, but of course enough room for a lathe

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Should I ship it?