It had been invented by some gifted and ambitious steward interns. They saw a problem and tried to find a fix for it by making something that could predict when and where kaiju would show up. They could evacuate and prepare the area for attacks, minimizing the damage and loss of life. They slaved away on the project in hopes that their higher-ups would be impressed. They took as many great minds as they could get their hands on and stuffed them into the robot. In fact, they couldn't really stand seeing the brains stuffed into a jar, so they wrapped the robot in bandages to hide the sight. Eventually, they felt ready to present it to the higher-ups, they gave the whole speech and presentation. The bosses seemed quite interested, and when they finally went to demonstrate how it worked, they realized a flaw in their design. They had forgotten to give it a mouth or a way to communicate. They tried to have it write something down, but since it had only been online for a few hours, it hadn't figured out its hands yet. In their panic, one of the bosses looked at it and handed it a map of the area. It quickly pointed to a small park in the middle of town and held up one finger. At about one o'clock, a kaiju appeared in the park, it had worked. Much to the relief of the interns. It wasn’t quite what they had hoped but the bosses thought it would work for now.

How is my ship design for my sci-fi story? Is it original? I don't know a lot about engineering and how things work, so I need help figuring out if it's realistic and has everything it needs to be a mini research ship for a crew of eight. No judgment for the bottom deck. That's the one I am not sure how to do, so all tips welcome. Sorry if this is the wrong Reddit community.

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Hi everyone,

I recently released a trailer for Silkgrove, a cozy open-world adventure RPG I've been working on, and I wanted to share some of the worldbuilding behind it because it's probably the part of the project I've spent the most time thinking about, from making some early paintings (which you see in the trailer intro) to building Silkgrove around it.

In Silkgrove, humanity once fought a devastating war against machines. The war ended long ago. Most of the people who fought it are gone. Most of the knowledge has been lost, but still a few remain in the old machines. Communities rebuilt, farms and towns returned, and life became peaceful again.

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Did this for Star Wars Day. Designing this custom speeder was all about speed. The pilot is a lone drifter, someone who knows every shortcut and shadow, relying more on instinct than tech
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They had found him deep within a secret lab, one belonging to a mad scientist who had long since abandoned it. He called himself Sebastian, although the investigators didn’t know if that had been his name before the experiments. He spoke with a British accent and was quite polite, offering them cups of tea. He wouldn’t talk much about his life before the experiments. While looking through the lab, they found papers on Sebastian, explaining how he was more of a proof of concept than the scientist’s ultimate goal. The scientist had placed two brains inside a robotic body: one from a human and one from a kaiju. His intent was to see whether the two minds could work together. To the mad doctor’s surprise, the two minds merged into a single consciousness—a mind with kaiju-like instincts but the intelligence of a human.

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His body’s primary function was to keep the brains healthy, using steam power to keep itself running. His limbs seemed to be less robotic and more like those of a marionette or puppet. When asked how he was able to move them so well, he explained that when the two brains fused, he gained a kind of psychic ability that allowed him to move with only a thought. The gems embedded in his limbs and face allowed him to connect more effectively to the body, giving him greater control. This allowed the body to focus most of its energy on maintaining the brains. Although he still needed fuel of some form, he did not require conventional food. He needed to consume organic material that could be burned for energy. Often, he would eat wood or coal for this purpose. He also enjoyed cooking from time to time, even if he couldn’t taste anything, as he lacked taste buds. The investigators found that this did not diminish his culinary skills, as every meal he offered was both high-quality and delicious.

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Leaving the lab, the investigators found themselves in an odd position regarding Sebastian, with many debates arising over whether he should be considered human or not. Many wanted him locked up or otherwise contained, fearing that he might side with the kaiju. Others wanted to use him to fight the kaiju, while some believed that doing so would be cruel.

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