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MirrorMonkey2:

I‘m not an expert, but no, from my understanding none of these are necessarily unchanging after the microscopic changes.

Let‘s take chalk for instance. The Cretaceous Period, so the most recent part of the era of the dinosaurs, is named precisely after...


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I‘m not an expert, but no, from my understanding none of these are necessarily unchanging after the microscopic changes.

Let‘s take chalk for instance. The Cretaceous Period, so the most recent part of the era of the dinosaurs, is named precisely after these sediments whi...


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That’s a very good point. I’ve added this to the table under the name “fossil” resources. From what you’re saying it seems like part of these would be unchanging after Multicellular, while some others would become unchanging after Aware?


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Very interesting and important list to keep track of. I‘d like to add some points to „non-living environment“, since this is related to my hobby-horse of the 3D anorganic environment design document. The phase of the microscopi...


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This’ll be the last post here until work on Episode 2 gets under way, but Episode 1 will premier this Wednesday at 12 EST.

Biosphere of Pangonia Episode 1: Biodiversification Explosion


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