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ooli3@sopuli.xyzM to archeology@sopuli.xyz · 2 months ago

In the 12th century, Bologna was filled with roughly 100 high-rise towers, but only two survived, including one reaching 97 meters tall

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In the 12th century, Bologna was filled with roughly 100 high-rise towers, but only two survived, including one reaching 97 meters tall

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  • TribblesBestFriend@startrek.website
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    2 months ago

    Because context is fun

    Rich family were batteling themselves to have the highest tour because after a 2 years old without enough sleep the biggest baby are the richs

    • Proprietary_Blend@lemmy.world
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      Say what now?

      • uselessartifact@lemmy.zip
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        Rich families were battling each other to build the tallest tower; turns out even grown adults act like overtired two-year-olds when it comes to having the biggest one.

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    Why, though?

    • floquant@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      Dick-measuring contest between rich families. Literally.

    • Trex@lemmy.world
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      Jumps for Assassins Creed

  • CandleTiger@programming.dev
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    Is there meant to be a link to a source, here? I’d really like to read about this. Wikipedia article linked by another comment does not mention any more towers besides the two that continue to exist today.

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    Holy shit I’ve been in that tower and I didn’t even know. TBF, we showed up in August, and apparently 95% of the town just shuts down for vacation. Still managed to find some mind-blowing tortellini.

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      Europe holidays in August. This should be converted to common knowledge and spread all around the world

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    Just imagine how rock hard their collective calves and hamstrings must have been during that time

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    That’s almost a deci kilometer!

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      The word you are looking for is a “hectometre”.

      That tower would be:

      • 0.097 kilometres tall
      • 0.97 hectometres tall
      • 9.7 decametres tall
      • 97 metres tall
      • 970 decimetres tall
      • 9700 centimetres tall
      • 97000 millimetres tall

      Wikipedia List of Metric Prefixes

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        So, a deca decikilometer?

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          They don’t even know.

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