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Welcome to the crater. Initiating
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environmental optimization sequence.
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All right, let's do it. Just get in and
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Man, these people sure love printing.
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Not going to lie, kind of digging the
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view from here, too. This is your first
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time to the cradle, right?
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Yo, you check out that big rig. Can it
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really make anything?
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>> You're talking about that 3D printer?
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Sorry, not my thing. Hey, Nikki, fill us
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>> I see someone didn't do their homework.
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>> I'll leave the studying to you, Ken. I'm
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>> It's not just any 3D printer. It's
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called a limb replicator. Now, what do
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>> Okay, so let's say you can print almost
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anything. I heard the stuff it makes
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breaks easy. So, it seems crazy they're
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printing something that big.
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>> You're right. Limb products tend to be
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on the delicate side, but it's just
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cheaper to rebuild something than to
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>> Wait, you saying this place could just
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collapse at any second?
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>> Come on, man. You know better than that.
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They wouldn't skimp on safety standards.
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>> You said it yourself. It's cheaper to
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>> Let me clarify. Buildings are made with
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a specialized replicator.
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>> And that means what exactly?
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>> Luna filament is combined with other
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materials and stability is improved at
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the cost of complexity.
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>> So, it's a model that only handles
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>> Bingo. Any other questions?
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>> Nah. Thanks, though. Wasn't as tricky as
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>> Oh, so maybe you can explain it next
