We're obviously limited by volume because we have to use internal modular compartment space to expand the mass of cargo we can carry. There's also assembled commodities that have some form of void and a fixed dimension; aaaa I need a nap.

This is also making the wild assumption that water is the lightest commodity which is very likely untrue. Would it be tea? The lowest-volume form of tea would be the solids otherwise dissolved in water, which one could maybe assume is less dense than water?

The real question is how big literally anything that fits in the cargohold is. A standardized cargo container has to be large enough to hold one ton of the lightest tradeable commodity. The actual amount of gold in a container that could also hold the same weight water... SO much bubble wrap.

This comes off immediately as patronizing, but I get it.

if you want things to be better, you have to be ready to be uncomfortable and learn to live without

yes, your efforts to "do good" may seem futile, but you have to remember that nothing changes overnight: if everyone does a little bit, it can sow the seeds for the future

something folks neglect

I'd even call it THE DUTY of well-funded, highly successful developers and studios to make offputting, obviously crass and gross and horny and horrifying art because normalizing that shit exposes these censorship efforts for the weakass doddering tantrums they are

Monster is all about perspective. I'm already one.