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Frost · 02-25-2017, 08:14 AM

OK, today's tally:

10) six votes, one abstention. a) 1, b) 5

So the radical option.

11) seven votes. a) 3, b) 4 (provisionally, may change)

Looks like we are sticking with TL 10 for biotech although we are potentially using everything in the toybox.

12) seven votes. All against.

No dry nano, thankfully. But virtually everybody except me did mention wet nano so I think we will be revisiting that to see what it can do.

13) seven votes, one ambiguous. a) 3, b) 0, c) 3

I have not counted Flaco76's vote because it contradicted question 4. However with the tie the logical compromise would be to do exactly this, so unless anybody objects violently I am going to let both results stand. Interstellar flight uses a combination of single destination gates and ship mounted engines.

02-25-2017, 08:14 AM	#67
Frost Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Shropshire, uk	Re: Shared space setting OK, today's tally: 10) six votes, one abstention. a) 1, b) 5 So the radical option. 11) seven votes. a) 3, b) 4 (provisionally, may change) Looks like we are sticking with TL 10 for biotech although we are potentially using everything in the toybox. 12) seven votes. All against. No dry nano, thankfully. But virtually everybody except me did mention wet nano so I think we will be revisiting that to see what it can do. 13) seven votes, one ambiguous. a) 3, b) 0, c) 3 I have not counted Flaco76's vote because it contradicted question 4. However with the tie the logical compromise would be to do exactly this, so unless anybody objects violently I am going to let both results stand. Interstellar flight uses a combination of single destination gates and ship mounted engines.