No, no, no!
You sequester the Hyoomons near volcanoes, see? And then you rig the volcanoes to erupt, see? And you set up these “magnetic force fields”, see? And then you load the spirits of the deceased hyoomons onto special chips, and program using a matrix of fictious non-reality.
Otherwise, stick’em all in South Dakota.
As I understand it, that’s allowed under the rules. State boundaries are what they are, as a given, so you could use a state that doesn’t have all of its land in one contiguous piece, like Michigan or Hawaii, or New York for that matter. But for connecting multiple states together, you have to have a land border.
chrisk, when I came up with this question I had no idea I’d be monopolizing your Sunday! Good job!
Johnny L.A., how funny. That must have been stuck in my subconscious! I actually have driven by that sign.
I don’t see why not. In fact, a lot of the land area of Hong Kong has very low population density, either because it is farm land or because it is very mountainous. The very high population density on the inhabited parts of Hong Kong are achieved by having almost everyone live in highrise apartments, almost no one owning a car, and having most of the opulated areas connected by a subway system. Rather like Manhattan, in fact. If the concentrated population of the US were to live like that, and import most of its food, then the population density of Hong Kong would be easily achieved.