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=== [[MARH|Milwaukee: A Reasonable Haven]] ===
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==== Page 26, 27 ====
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(''Problems'' continued)
<br><br>
widely regarded as an absolutely terrible idea due to the
<br>difficulties inherent in re-seating, to say nothing of the
<br>sheer level of chthonic energy produced by the rotor
<br>coil.
<br><br>
But all of that is lollipops and porkchops compared 
<br>to the threat of M-collapse. This little-spoken-of con-
<br>tingency becomes a likelyhood during superspin com-
<br>manality of at least 80% of active rotors in the metro-
<br>politan area. The data tables tell a tale more grim than
<br>mere words dare:
<br><br>
''(image) data table''<br>
<br><br>
''The way into the doleful city.
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(''Problems'' continued)
<br><br>
''(image) data table''
<br><br>
''Simple ... and direct.''
<br><br><br>
''(image) unusual graph''
<br><br>
''A long walk.''
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==== Notes ====

The top "data" row in the p26 table matches the 3,6,9,15,27 numbers that people (teens in particular) are told to travel in.

The "A long walk" graph is similar (after some size and scale changes) to one in a paper that also has links to the p26 table's axes.  [[http://forums.unfiction.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=584584#584584|forum ref to Zeek17's post]]

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