Archeologists in 5000 years: Plastic homosepiens used to live in this structure a long time ago. It's presumed the human genome changed somewhere around that time due to the severe pollution of microplastics, that existed for a two hundred years right up to the demise of the species. There are also remains of a smaller entity outside of the structure marked as "Baxter" on a stone tablet. It's assumed that the plastic homospiens highly worshipped these smaller godlike entities and believed no structure is worthy of housing their sacred afterlife remains.
watchmaker82 on May 28th, 2023 at 18:38 UTC »
Serious question... Why would somebody not turn a void like this into usable storage space?
Fermented_Discharge on May 28th, 2023 at 19:33 UTC »
Archeologists in 5000 years: Plastic homosepiens used to live in this structure a long time ago. It's presumed the human genome changed somewhere around that time due to the severe pollution of microplastics, that existed for a two hundred years right up to the demise of the species. There are also remains of a smaller entity outside of the structure marked as "Baxter" on a stone tablet. It's assumed that the plastic homospiens highly worshipped these smaller godlike entities and believed no structure is worthy of housing their sacred afterlife remains.
djasonpenney on May 28th, 2023 at 20:32 UTC »
You should leave a note in there, hand written, with the pen used to write it.
"To whom it may concern, if you are reading this then I never made it out of here..."