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Posted by Spider-Pig on Wed Aug 12 11:32:47 2026, in response to Re: I, for one, welcome our new robot overlords, posted by AlM on Wed Aug 12 08:41:50 2026. Electricity is electricity, so it doesn’t matter who uses what. Solar power and batteries can be used for more things, including data centers, but data centers have nothing to do with the methods we use to generate power, other than the fact that we need to use more inorganic energy for all purposes.I fed your exact question into ChatGPT. I read through the whole thing and I think this paragraph is a correct answer: And there may be an even crazier answer to what I suspect you’re getting at: places where four or more individual rail lines/tunnels cross in vertical succession, even though they aren’t all part of one station. Around Lexington Avenue in the 50s/60s, for example, the Lexington Avenue local and express tracks themselves occupy different depths, and other lines pass beneath/between them. Lexington–63rd’s F/Q platforms are themselves stacked, roughly 140 and 155 feet below the street.ChatGPT is a time saver when it comes to those things anyway as sometimes you need to take things written in one format and convert them to another, which is something I previously found tedious. It is middling when it comes to research. |
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