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With commentary/talk about my "zen" for this playthrough: getting things done low-key, not stressing about everything being big, etc. Trickle-feeding things works and is easier.

We put down some tiny layouts to build the Logistics stations, all ready to feed directly into an Interstellar Logistics Station.

Next to Yellow Science. We build up a line of 12 chemical plants and 4 assemblers, doing the math, to get an end-result of 1 titanium crystal a second. That could be fed into a matrix lab for 1 Yellow Science a second - to match the 3-per-second Blue/Red science would require a total of 36 chemical plants and 12 assemblers.

Not going to work, it's too big - that's late game builds. I'm not even certain the planet infrastructure could manage that much.

Decide to go Zen: small, trickle-feed the science. 1 titanium crystal every 6 seconds is 10 a minute, 600 an hour. Can go do something else: build, eat dinner, watch a movie...doubled it to 1200 an hour and let it run for a time.

Set up the ILS, piped in the logistics stuff, fixed a couple of small issues with the logistics system. Back to Yellow science and feed the accumulation through, then call it a day.

Next video: More planetary expansion. Doing it the zen way.