Why do cities remind me of circuit boards?

pretty much autism

>>8513597
because they're a similar shape? idk but this is a shit thread and you should feel bad.

>>8513602
great post goym

>>8513597
Because you are a super genius who is the first person to realize that cities are like microchips for the planet

>>8513612
I've seen this guy on other threads just quoting random posts saying "autism"; just ignore him.

>>8513621

he triggered me so much

>>8513597
Because you live in the US and all of your cities are soulless planned monstrosities

>>8513617
Are they really?
How?

>>8513617
>>8513617

im not super genius, i cant math

ps. you think aliens gather the computing power of a circuit board city?

>>8513648
>you think aliens gather the computing power of a circuit board city?
prove they don't

>>8513653
>prove they don't
can't, they obviously do
/sci/ is full of lies, only trust in /x/

Because its all rectangles and lines in paralellel

>>8513672

sure its the most efficient way to design a circuit board

>>8513597
because you watched tron

>>8513597
keyword: humans

>>8514807

innitial input: decalogue

>>8513597
Why does /sci/ remind me of grade-school?

>>8514849
>
have no acces to your memories, sorry

>>8513597
Because you have no imagination and no friends, ie. because you stole the idea from countless sci-fi books, tv, movies.

>>8514854

in what books/tv its said cities are circuit boards you fag

rectangles, for some reason we use tesselating rectangles as the framework for everything

>>8513597

Brain pattern recognition.

>>8514866

866/141
=6,141843971631205673758865248227

because nature and human creations tend to be iterating

>>8514872
where did the 141 come from

>>8514909

from you

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>>8514914

im srs man

>>8513597
Because you live in the new world.

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>>8514909

>>8513597
Basic geometric shapes are pretty common.

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>>8514909

>>8514999
>pretty common

where?

>>8513597
>>8514999
This, but also they're supposed to be as compact and as efficiently built as they can

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>>8514909

>>8515049

yes, where this basic shapes are so common, tell me, show me

nature?

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>>8515049

the only pattern in nature is 141

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>>8514909

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>>8514909

>>8514909

1+1=2
1-1=0
1*1=1
1/1=1

>>8515144

2/141=0,014184397163120567375886524822695

>>8515142
>>8515144

the number 143 is missing

143/141=
1,0141843971631205673758865248227

>>8513597
because we live in the matrix

What's the point with this shitpost?

>>8513629
underrated post.

Only orthogonal cities look like this. Mostly in the US, where the 1848 land ordnance set the base orthogonal frame of land management, with consequences on the urban fabric.

Orthogonality makes management easier, that's it.

>>8513653
what's this new trend of people asking other people to prove negatives of their own baseless claims.

That's not how thinking works

>>8515271

this

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>>8515271

>>8514807
>>8514848
Executive function: Become a furry and burn Israeli flags

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>>8514909

>>8513648
why do you think the gubmint closed down circuit city?? to stop the aliens

>>8515577
1/141=0,0070

>>8515577

10001101
lol i get it now

>>8515761
>>8515577

10110001

>>8515809

10110001-10001101=108900
177-141=36

>>8513597
Because both are graphs and both need to deal with the problems of optimal placement. (Placement in 2D, at least.)

>>8515900

this is the 55th post

>>8515868
>>8515939

55*36=1980

>>8515868
>>8515943

108900/1980=55

>>8515577

77/55=1,4

>>8515868
>>8515951

108900/36=
3025

55*55=3025

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>>8515951