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"Lazy is the mother of invention"

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adam savage:

Granted, the duplicator is useful not lazy if its a lot of bricks, but if your duping 2 bricks, its lazy.

comr4de:


--- Quote from: Pepsidude on March 27, 2012, 02:46:21 PM ---The duplicator is good for mundane and repetitive tasks like making all the roads in a city or putting trees around your build.

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you could make a macro for it but if I had a nickel for everytime a macro forgeted up my build i would be very rich

Nymethus:


--- Quote from: adam savage on March 28, 2012, 08:45:29 AM ---Granted, the duplicator is useful not lazy if its a lot of bricks, but if your duping 2 bricks, its lazy.

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Not if you're duping them seventeen times. Then it's just efficient.

Bosie1997:


--- Quote from: comr4de on March 28, 2012, 08:55:03 AM ---
you could make a macro for it but if I had a nickel for everytime a macro forgeted up my build i would be very rich

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Plus, macros don't copy events, emitters, lights, names, etc.

Chrono:


--- Quote from: comr4de on March 28, 2012, 08:55:03 AM ---this


you could make a macro for it but if I had a nickel for everytime a macro forgeted up my build i would be very rich

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I haven't ever had a macro mess up on me because I know how to do them properly.


Edit:

This topic actually makes sense though.

He's not saying that lazy people directly invent these things.
It's more like:
-Inventor sees lazy person tired of doing <hassle> to acquire <result>
-Invents <tool> to bypass <hassle> and gives <result>

Examples
-Inventor sees Blocklanders complaining about how they have to re-build and re-event the pillars that consist of about 50 bricks each.
-Invents duplicator to copy the first pillar instead of needing to rebuild them

-Inventor sees Blocklanders getting tired of spraying every brick on a huge wall because the color didn't look right.
-Invents a fillcan to color the whole wall with one click.

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