Starts in an alternate early 1940s,with armored mechs having become the main vehichles of war shortly after WWI.Leave name,flag,and color to join.Credit to Coffee for the map
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Where did you specify the foundation was already made? I think I could have both the foundation and the building on a different planet and it would still work.
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Did you ever mention that the slab was made out of concrete, or that it already existed on the Earth?
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Because your original prompt explicitly states the wish must be fulfilled "without causing any structural damage to the building," the Paw is legally and physically blocked from separating the building from its existing Earth foundation. Moving it would violate your safety parameters.
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Yeah. It is legally immovable because it is definitely attached to the ground and has always been, since it was never on Earth jn the first place.
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If you own a car, the car "can be anywhere" because it is movable property. But a warehouse is structurally tied to the concrete foundation slab, which is poured directly into the bedrock of Earth. If the Paw puts the warehouse "anywhere else" (like space), it has physically ripped the building off its foundation, which structurally destroys the asset.
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When you say "my warehouse," you are referencing a structure that is legally and physically annexed to a specific parcel of land. That land has a permanent legal deed registered with a terrestrial government on Earth.
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Yeah but this is a magical wishing device that actually can do stuff instantaneously, and the words have enough different meanings, so I can still have it be elsewhere.
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A 90,000 sq ft industrial warehouse is classified under global law as immovable property. By definition, immovable property cannot be moved from one place to another without destruction or alteration of its substance. It is legally and physically defined by its attachment to the soil.
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I still think "my" only implies belonging to something and it doesn't include location.
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If you tell a delivery driver, "I want a pizza delivered instantaneously to my kitchen table," the driver cannot show up, look at your house, and say, "Aha! You said the delivery happens instantaneously, which means your kitchen table couldn't have already existed! Therefore, I am throwing the pizza into a black hole."