Originally Posted by Johnny1A.2 (Post 1365906)

To be brutally realistic, the most likely optimal spot is probably 1G, because that's our native environment.

Originally Posted by Sindri (Post 1365897)

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Or cause most people to rapidly burn out. Perhaps fashion is a thing of the young and the dedicated. The progress of current fashion through a group might be more regular. First the bleeding edge people adopt something. Then it goes to those below them in adoption speed who just finished wearing something ten generations of fashion ago above them. It might take a while (Comparatively.) to work all the way down.

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Originally Posted by roguebfl (Post 1365910)

No more than a process server is a police officer.you will not be arrested you will be given notice of a lawsuit.

Originally Posted by Sindri (Post 1365912)

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I think it's most likely that people will be most comfortable in 1G because it's our native environment though.

Originally Posted by Flyndaran (Post 1365919)

After a hard day's work, I doubt many would dislike a lower gravity. I'm thinking 0.9 or 0.8 g not mars level though.

Originally Posted by Sindri (Post 1365922)

In general yeah but I can see there being small effects on the body that don't impact long term health and only manifest after a while in lower gravity that annoy people.

Originally Posted by roguebfl (Post 1365910)

No more than a process server is a police officer.you will not be arrested you will be given notice of a lawsuit.

Well assuming that copyright laws don't get more draconian.

Originally Posted by Fred Brackin (Post 1366159)

If you assume one unreasonable thing why not assume two?

Originally Posted by Fred Brackin (Post 1366159)

If you assume one unreasonable thing why not assume two?

Originally Posted by roguebfl (Post 1366302)

Isn't there one suggested writing rule for science fiction about limiting your self to one implausible change?

Anyway I didn't say it was unreasonable if you look it in the context of some SWAT style raids that have been done on the behests of some major copyright players.