In-depth worldbuilding. Even when 90% of it remains in my notes, I like having the background to base my scenes, settings, and characters interactions with each other and their environment on.

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Food production is limited. How do you make it realistic and effective?

Air filtration and breathable air are necessary.

Other elements include:

Gravity
Travel
Outside environment
Population control
Waste management
Maintenance
Longevity

What else goes into building a closed environment?

Haha, yes! I cannot work on one project at a time. I have to have at least 3 active at all times, sometimes up to 5 I'm simultaneously working on 😅

Maybe. I don't know that many. But I also don't know many writers in person. My online writing group has a few, but no one is really willing to talk about it there.

Thank you!

ADHD at work 🤪. As a fellow neurodivergent, I've been here, a lot, lol. Especially the procrastinating part.

Yes!
Even if simply for the pleasure of writing and/or the challenge of branching into a new genre. I see it as an opportunity to grow and improve as a writer.

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Creating original elements allows writers to break pre-established restrictions on human understanding of the known elements.

I'm partial to earth, air, fire, and water for metaphysical reasons, I also strive to create elements (like periodic table elements) to add depth to science and magic.

I'm a writer who also wants to connect with writers and talk about writing things and book stuff not be overwhelmed with politics. The "show less like this" function has done nothing to trim down the political onslaught. I suppose I'll have to try muting words and terms instead.