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revegelance
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That would be odd, but I suspect that the brain might adapt and reprogram itself after time. At least, you'd get used to it. |
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JonThompsonsEmail
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It might not even make a difference. I mean, they are basically the same. I guess one of my eyes is worse than the other, so that might confuse my brain a bit. Also, I'd need new glasses. |
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derksenmobile
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Hm. Global earthquakes as the ground shifts and settles, and places with ground level near the 100m mark will probably get fissures spewing high-pressure liquefied whale from them. That's kind of nasty. But I wouldn't be surprised if most of the whale goo remains sequestered deep underground in the high-altitude regions and becomes a new sort of "fossil fuel" resource to tap into. Ten years gives a lot of time to earthquake-proof our infrastructure, though it'll still really suck. Not as bad as most of the other world-affecting whale WYRs. |
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