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How cheap will houses become after World War 3?
Alexander Bennett
Jack Myers
more expensive than ever considering how few people can build/repair them
Blake Miller
Bavarian seer Alois Irlmaier said there would be enough land for every nigga who is able to settle there.
Justin Sanders
until the feds come for it. collectivism destroys independence, and collectivism is the natural state of humanity.
Luis Carter
fuckin hell that house is cheap
Eli Barnes
It'll be cheap, because they need settlers. Most people will be dead after WWIII.
Noah Long
who will build your house when the least productive are purged? you will either build your own house, or your land will be stolen by those who can.
Jackson Bennett
Very low price.
My future 3D Printed Multi-Material Houses business will make the constructions cheaper, faster, and better thermal isolated than the one on your picture.
Lincoln Reyes
they already have pre-fab concrete housing. the only problem is a basement.
Wyatt Myers
Good point.
But if it is constructed on place you need to transport less volume and less mass (no water of the pre-fab concrete)
On the other hand if it is prefab the concrete is certainly more easily steel reinforced
Aaron Evans
transportation costs are minimal compared to the labor of constructing said materials. you can easily purchase the pre-constructed walls and roofing, and nail it together yourself. the problem is the labor. most people are too old, soft, weak, or lazy to secure pre-fabricated materials together.
Alexander Ramirez
Right.
3D Printed or pre-fab may surely be two valid way to do it, the efficiency of the processes will greatly impact the viability of the solutions.
We cannot determine in two Jow Forums post who is the best there are many variables
but with a near-full automated process it will cost nearly nothing with minimal materials and as you said human labour-time
Andrew Perry
>pre-fab concrete housing
Great idea for places with extremely low humidity, mold city everywhere else.
Leo Lee
Jordan Jones
if it's concrete it will be easy to clean. just spray home-made alcohol on the spots and scrub. it's easy to clean concrete.
Camden Ward
People tend to have furniture against their wall, heavy furniture that they won't want to move for a weekly clean. Mold will grow places you can't easily clean. Behind the refrigerator for instance. Like I said, it's very low cost and perfectly suited for dry, hot climates, but most people don't live in dry, hot climates, nor want to.
Aiden Reyes
>Mold will grow places you can't easily clean
only if their is moisture... it's no different to sheetrock.
Daniel Lee
AS cheap as the houses in Gary, Indiana
Charles Kelly
No one “needs” a basement though, here in OK very few houses have one which is ironic as were in tornado alley.
Hudson Evans
Those were well built houses. Sears sold thousands of them
Camden Lee
>"World war" == Everything is Wiped out
Joshua Morales
I love pre-airconditioning houses.
>dem high ceilings
>comfy porch (bonus if the porch wraps all the way around the house
>elevated foundation for natural cooling also affords ease of foundation/plumbing/gas repair and a modicum of flood protection
Juan Smith
Why is it always an Austrian flag who shills for these seers.
Nolan Evans
everything will be harder to manufacture and procure when the economy collapses, newfriend.
Charles Cox
I can even move to the United States and settle in Detroit, and the world war has not yet begun.
Lincoln Hill
That's one of the variable of the viability of the solutions but you cannot just assume that there is "nothing", it is an extreme case. Great chances that many country will not be affected at all by this "world war"
John Adams
I want to die in war
living sucks ass between anime releases
John Richardson
>an-cap assuming it's possible to exist without a collectivist force oppressing them.