predictable

Feb 04, 2015 20:01

I should have seen it coming. I should have calculated the numbers better. But it is what it is. It was a good experiment while it lasted and I learned a great deal from it. But in the end, it was just that. An experiment. There was nothing beyond the science of discovery ( Read more... )

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zenzaitensai February 5 2015, 03:04:33 UTC
The results of experiments can be surprising.

I don't need anything built, but I would like to borrow some equipment. Possible?

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futureofdata February 5 2015, 03:19:38 UTC
In some way.

It would depend on who you wanted to borrow. I would have to talk to them to insure they were okay with you. I am 99.9% positive that they would be okay with you, but it's my duty as their friend to ask them personally.

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zenzaitensai February 5 2015, 03:29:07 UTC
If you wish to share notes, I can promise to remain impartial.

Then let the metal-working equipment know that I wish to partner with them for a few afternoons.

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futureofdata February 5 2015, 03:32:29 UTC
I am afraid that I cannot share this data. Not this. I apologize.

I will talk to them. I am sure they'll be happy to help you, though you'll have to be in the forge. They don't like to be taken from their homes

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tsumetaiyuu February 5 2015, 14:02:12 UTC
There is nothing that prevents the possibility of a follow-up experiment from occurring.

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futureofdata February 6 2015, 01:21:19 UTC
There are many things that prevent it. The largest of which is if it feels like this, I do not want this. I would prefer to just stay in the Forge and work

[ooc: cause yeah...that's how Inui deals with depression]

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tsumetaiyuu February 6 2015, 13:27:39 UTC
Unfortunately, this can be the case with many things. The only thing to do is think of the good things and maintain correspondence if it didn't end on a bad note.

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private to Oshitari Yuushi futureofdata February 7 2015, 02:21:07 UTC
I am certain I will be forgotten quickly for normal human beings. Real human contact over that of a construct. It is logical. Plus, I realize it was probably just curiosity for him as I am not like the rest of you in the most basic of senses. And while it started as an experiment for me...by the end, I felt like I did not want it to be... and now...it hurts. My....heart?...it hurts, Oshitari Yuushi. And I do not like this feeling at all. I want it to go away.

[ooc: I'm going with random athena npc that decided to go on home cause they were strong enough to deal with the monsters...]

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maemukimiyu February 6 2015, 13:41:12 UTC
Aw did your experiment like blow up in your face or something? I mess up lots too! It's okay to get grumpy and move onto something fun after for a change.

What kinds of things are you gonna make now though?

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futureofdata February 7 2015, 02:03:05 UTC
It's...not something I made. My experiment was a personal one and it hurt in a way I didn't expect.

I don't know. I'll make whatever calls to me

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maemukimiyu February 7 2015, 02:54:21 UTC
A personal experiment..? Well I still don't really get it but being upset about it for a long time isn't good either. Just let it all out and be really really angry and sad and everything for like one day! Then there's no need to waste time with it longer. ★

Things call to you to be made? Whoa that's cool.

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revolutionbegun February 6 2015, 19:41:13 UTC
Bad data is still data. It's better data than confirmation sometimes-- it means you get to troubleshoot all over again and flip tables and punch walls until you get it right. It's fun.

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futureofdata February 7 2015, 02:03:54 UTC
I suppose you have a point there though I fail to see how flipping tables and breaking things would help matters.

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revolutionbegun February 7 2015, 08:24:56 UTC
It helps with frustration. See, it's like punching a wall or a pillow instead of punching a person. That's how my brother taught me to deal with problems, and when you calm down, you can think more clearly.

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