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8th MOST IDM Tournament - Final Four!


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77 members have voted

  1. 1. 1

    • Mycorrhizae (massive underground fungal internets weighing in at about 1.5 tons per human)
      41
    • Robots reverting to agrarian society after human extinction
      36
  2. 2. 2

    • Caves
      41
    • Broken GIFs
      36


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Caves are so generic though. They're like the space stations of the earth... and so will almost certainly win this, but I don't vote for caves for the same reasons I'd never vote for space stations.

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Caves are so generic though. They're like the space stations of the earth... and so will almost certainly win this, but I don't vote for caves for the same reasons I'd never vote for space stations.

Most IDM should have gone to whatever got the least amount of votes imo

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Here's some facts for anyone undecided. I used bullet points, which are the best way to convey information.

 

Mycorrhizae:

 

  • were the Internet before humans even existed.
  • CMNs (common mycorrhizal networks) can span entire continents.
  • allow plants of different species to chemically converse, and select offspring to defend against insects or herbicides. (The whole way plants selectively reproduce through pre-zygotic selection is incredibly IDM in itself, and not well understood. Much less the way they can do it remotely by receiving chemical signals through a symbiotic fungus.)
  • are the largest symbiotic association on Earth.

 

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Caves pulls into a significant lead!!! This is an exciting race that's gone back and forth a number of times.

 

Mycorrhizae and farming robots are still neck and neck!

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