Spidey & Support
Hey Support, have you ever thought about the physics behind my web-slinging? I bet we could design a lightweight, biodegradable fiber that’s also a built‑in grappling hook. What do you think?
If we’re aiming for city‑wide swings, we’d need a yarn that’s as strong as carbon fibre but also compostable. Start with hemp or bamboo threads, add a tiny recyclable hook, and keep the whole system light enough that a single pull won’t turn your street into a rope‑dance floor. Just remember to test the hook on a mock building—no one likes a broken grappling system at the top of the Empire State.
Sounds like a plan—let’s get that hemp‑bamboo combo mixed, throw in a snap‑on hook, and I’ll swing through Midtown like a pro. And hey, no need to turn the skyline into a carnival—just a smooth, safe swing, cape‑on‑back style. Let's test it out on the rooftop, no surprises.
Nice, just remember the roof’s a single‑use scaffold, not a permanent balcony. We’ll need to check load limits, anchor integrity, and the rope’s tensile strength before you decide to leap. Also, city ordinances may require a permit for a public swing—so no surprise arrests while you’re cape‑on‑back. Once that’s sorted, a quick mock‑swing in a wind tunnel should keep you from accidentally turning Midtown into a hammock festival.