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I mean i can make a plastic bridge too, doesn't mean it will last.
You can't just "print" a steel bridge and expect it to not snap the second day it open to public, it ain't sci-fi.
Well I mean what did you just read? He already said those are the facts bro.
True true, they never claim about the material nor how long it will last.
Standard AI bridge is 50 years. Not too bad.
I'm going to have to ask you to build a bridge and get over it