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There are three choices right now.
1. Keep the same 7.5x gap. We'll have to come up with reasoning on why we're using that number.
2. Changing it to a 5x gap. The 7.5x gap came from the gap between baseline Human level (60 Joules) and Street level (300 Joules), which is currently a 5x gap.
3. Changing it to a 14x gap. This is the energy needed to fragment a human skull compared to baseline Human level.
There are three choices right now.
1. Keep the same 7.5x gap. We'll have to come up with reasoning on why we're using that number.
2. Changing it to a 5x gap. The 7.5x gap came from the gap between baseline Human level (60 Joules) and Street level (300 Joules), which is currently a 5x gap.
3. Changing it to a 14x gap. This is the energy needed to fragment a human skull compared to baseline Human level.
There are three choices right now.
1. Keep the same 7.5x gap. We'll have to come up with reasoning on why we're using that number.
2. Changing it to a 5x gap. The 7.5x gap came from the gap between baseline Human level (60 Joules) and Street level (300 Joules), which is currently a 5x gap.
3. Changing it to a 14x gap. This is the energy needed to fragment a human skull compared to baseline Human level.
There are three choices right now.
1. Keep the same 7.5x gap. We'll have to come up with reasoning on why we're using that number.
2. Changing it to a 5x gap. The 7.5x gap came from the gap between baseline Human level (60 Joules) and Street level (300 Joules), which is currently a 5x gap.
3. Changing it to a 14x gap. This is the energy needed to fragment a human skull compared to baseline Human level.
There are three choices right now.
1. Keep the same 7.5x gap. We'll have to come up with reasoning on why we're using that number.
2. Changing it to a 5x gap. The 7.5x gap came from the gap between baseline Human level (60 Joules) and Street level (300 Joules), which is currently a 5x gap.
3. Changing it to a 14x gap. This is the energy needed to fragment a human skull compared to baseline Human level.
There are three choices right now.
1. Keep the same 7.5x gap. We'll have to come up with reasoning on why we're using that number.
2. Changing it to a 5x gap. The 7.5x gap came from the gap between baseline Human level (60 Joules) and Street level (300 Joules), which is currently a 5x gap.
3. Changing it to a 14x gap. This is the energy needed to fragment a human skull compared to baseline Human level.
There are three choices right now.
1. Keep the same 7.5x gap. We'll have to come up with reasoning on why we're using that number.
2. Changing it to a 5x gap. The 7.5x gap came from the gap between baseline Human level (60 Joules) and Street level (300 Joules), which is currently a 5x gap.
3. Changing it to a 14x gap. This is the energy needed to fragment a human skull compared to baseline Human level.
There are three choices right now.
1. Keep the same 7.5x gap. We'll have to come up with reasoning on why we're using that number.
2. Changing it to a 5x gap. The 7.5x gap came from the gap between baseline Human level (60 Joules) and Street level (300 Joules), which is currently a 5x gap.
3. Changing it to a 14x gap. This is the energy needed to fragment a human skull compared to baseline Human level.
There are three choices right now.
1. Keep the same 7.5x gap. We'll have to come up with reasoning on why we're using that number.
2. Changing it to a 5x gap. The 7.5x gap came from the gap between baseline Human level (60 Joules) and Street level (300 Joules), which is currently a 5x gap.
3. Changing it to a 14x gap. This is the energy needed to fragment a human skull compared to baseline Human level.
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