I give it a snowball's chance in hell of working for more than a year. Apart from any other problems, how the hell will they keep the plumbing connected - or will that all be in the central core, which means only one flat per floor?
And if you fiddle with the electronics, you could speed it up until the centrifugal force enables you to put all your stuff on the former walls. In which case your icon would be very appropriate. ;-)
That wouldn't be the coriolis effect, that's a visual effect caused by items appearring to move in relation to the viewer. The items would actually be moving towards the outside of the room and so although at a high enough speed the Coriolis effect would be apparent, it wouldn't be the force that moved the items. It would be the same motion creating both ficticious forces, but it would be the centrifugal force moving you. It's a touchy subject, but the centrifugal force is what would move the furniture away from its axis.
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Date: 27/6/08 10:28 am (UTC)That's how I understood it but utility supply is an interesting issue.
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Date: 27/6/08 10:11 am (UTC)If you time it right you can always ensure you are in the shade ;-)=
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Date: 27/6/08 10:20 am (UTC)In which case your icon would be very appropriate. ;-)
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