in about 11 million years, what two major U.S. cities will be next door neibors?
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SF and LA....God, that would be horrible........
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Maybe like 200,000a year.
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Philadelphia, for 10 years before 1800, and New York for a few months before that.   Washington became the capital in 1800.
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They are already being built, look up skycar in the neiman marcus catalogue.. it may however, be a while into they come into more common use.
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I think New York City.
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Nanotechnology is the next big step\nbut its really tough stuff
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Head downtown (Tribeca, Financial, Battery Park). There are a lot of new construction luxury buildings that are currently looking to fill doorman positions. Good luck.
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its 11:12 in the u.s. new york
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In 100 years anything is possible. I predict here will be a Walmart with in walking distance from the residence of every person on Earth.
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Great news, especially considering the other world cities it was up against, like Paris, New York, Moscow, and Madrid. Those aren't exactly small hick towns! \n\nIt will completely regenerate an area in the east of the city which has been in need for nearly 50 years. The cost is definitely worth it.
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Looks like a major 'cane hit Long Island in '38 and two small ones have brushed the island in the last 70 years. But it doesn't appear any have gone "downtown" per se. There is some fear that (after Miami and New Orleans) NYC is due to be the next major disaster, read below.
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They are both imposable dreams with different names.Gonna take a lot of years and a lot of billions to see if the thing will work.
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minneapolis or st. paul
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NE Illinois, Oak Brook or Chicago suburbs
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Most territory that's not covered by a city would be Alaska.  Interesting, Nevada looks to have the highest percentage of non-improved land.
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not in a million years\nb
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Los Angeles and San Francisco would be the big ones but there are a lot of smaller ones in the same danger area. Basically anything that is on or near the San Andreas Fault. Check the map at the link--- actually explore the rest of the site, too--- good info there!