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,^~^†@@@## ## Mass-Production Treehouse ## ##@@@†^~^,
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,^~^†@@@## With Constant Floods And A Rising Sea ##@@@†^~^,
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,^~^†@@### The "House" Would Consist Of A Stack Of ###@@†^~^,
,,,,,^^††@ Floor Modules, Each A Square Of Thirty @††^^,,,,,
,^~^†@@@## Six Square Meters. These Could Be Made ##@@@†^~^,
,^~^†@@@@@ Out Of Various Materials Such As Carbon @@@@@†^~^,
,^~^†@@@## Fiber Or Plastic, Not Necessarily The ##@@@†^~^,
,^~^†@@@## Same For Each Floor. ##@@@†^~^,
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,^~^††@@@@ The House Would Be Hung On A "Mast", A @@@@††^~^,
,,,,~^^†@@ Ridged Metal Pole Extending Between @@†^^~,,,,
,^~^†@@@## Fifty And A Hundred Meters. A Mechanism ##@@@†^~^,
,,,,^~†@@@ Within Each Floor Would Enable Them To @@@†~^,,,,
,,,,,~^†@@ Climb Up Or Down The Mast, Together Or @@†^~,,,,,
,,,^^^@@@# Individually. #@@@^^^,,,
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,^~^^^††@@ The Lowest Floor Would Usually Have A @@††^^^~^,
,^~^†@@@## Loading Dock, A Balcony/Front Door, And ##@@@†^~^,
,,,,,~†@@@ Various Ladders. @@@†~,,,,,
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,^~^†@@@## † Climate ^ Housing ^ Modular † ##@@@†^~^,
,^~^†@@@## † Suburbs ^ Open source † ##@@@†^~^,
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