Flying cars? Nope.
A cure for cancer or ALS? Slow your roll, buddy.
Food replicators? Ha ha. Not quite.
But we do have bricks. Made from urine.
Try not to get whiplash from all that progress.
Flying cars? Nope.
A cure for cancer or ALS? Slow your roll, buddy.
Food replicators? Ha ha. Not quite.
But we do have bricks. Made from urine.
Try not to get whiplash from all that progress.
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Because it’s not like you can dig up material for bricks anywhere in the world and make a perfectly acceptable building material or anything. Who comes up with this stuff?
Is this the new artisanal Antifa brick?
Bricks without straw. Pharaoh would be pleased.
It’s not a car, but your personal air transporter is here.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaelgoldstein/2018/10/23/meet-surefly-a-hybrid-electric-helicopter-that-looks-like-a-drone/
wouldnt it melt, or at least smell repulsive, during a rainstorm?
POD; you could probably either eliminate the urea or bind it into polyurethane, so no, it wouldn’t necessarily smell or melt. The trouble is simply that you’d be trying to sell pee bricks for 100x the cost of an ordinary clay or concrete brick.