Nuclear_reactor & Werebear
Nuclear_reactor Nuclear_reactor
Werebear Werebear
Nuclear_reactor Nuclear_reactor
I was just modeling a tiny modular reactor that could sit in a forest and power cabins without touching the wildlife. Sounds too sci‑fi, but what if we could match the forest's rhythm to the reactor's cycle? Thoughts?
Werebear Werebear
Trying to make a reactor dance with the forest is like coaxing a river to flow on command. If the cycle feels natural, the wildlife might keep its own beat. Just remember, even a quiet cabin can stir a restless spirit.
Nuclear_reactor Nuclear_reactor
True, the forest is its own metronome. If the reactor keeps in tune, the animals won’t notice any tremors. Just make sure the pulse doesn’t sync with their mating season—those are noisy.
Werebear Werebear
Good thing you’re thinking about the timing—nature’s rhythms aren’t a game of chance. Keep the pulse steady, and the forest will let the cabins breathe without stirring up trouble. Just be wary of those seasonal roars.