Log 002 [Voice/Text]

Mar 26, 2011 21:30

[TEXT]I am told I must thank a man named "Xigbar" for helping Booth get these skeletons. I do appreciate it, thus, my thanks ( Read more... )

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[Voice] | Want more social derps that speak Intellectual? Here's one 8D semper_cogitans March 27 2011, 09:31:40 UTC
I assume from your description of "Earth" conditions that you are from a Terran multiversion... That seems to be the case with many of the hominid sapients here. [Robert nods a little to himself.]

You are correct in that the plant life and soil composition of this region are quite similar to pre-Terran "Earth", at least from my understanding of such. However, there are many subtle differences that have arisen, possibly from the fact that this area is an artificial enclosure but also possibly because of multiversal physics; for example, the biota in this region are... not representative of all boreal forests, and indeed the biosphere seems as manufactured as the rest of this place...

Doctor Mizuno also mentioned variations in the constellations, and the presence of the so-called Filial Spirits; I have never had any evidence of the latter myself, but I am less disinclined to accept their existence now. [Robert pauses a moment, summing up his thoughts.] If you are from a pre-Terran "Earth" without magic or other such paranormal things ( ... )

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[Voice] | They should all get together and talk about this shit. It'd be hilarious. notsofunnybones March 28 2011, 15:07:48 UTC
I see. Hm.

I am now partial to the theory that we're possibly been transversed over many galaxies, at this point. I am most interested in knowing how they managed to perfect the art of cryogenic freezing of humans and space travel. As well as knowing where the technological level of each place is at.

Would you mind me asking you questions about where you are from? Consider it probing your brain, if you will. [OTL. She thinks it's funny. OTL. And so she's laughing slightly.]

I do not believe in magic. It is highly unlikely that there is such a think without science being able to explain it.

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[Voice] | They totally should and Robert would love that semper_cogitans March 28 2011, 23:35:22 UTC
The Malnossian technology seems, from my understanding, quite advanced. I daresay it rivals Terran technology in many aspects. It is a pity that they are too selfish and imbecilic to allow us access to it or to include us in its usage, else we might be able to derive even more potent technologies from the union.

Terran technology is capable of some apparent-faster-than-light travel spacewise via transporter technology, but the energy costs are extremely high and thus it is not often relied upon. As a result, most of the exploration of the surrounding solar systems is done with automated probes and dropships rather than with commandeered craft. But the method that the Malnosso use to take us from our planets seems much different from that. [If it is Luceti itself - and Robert doesn't know that for sure, yet, despite thinking of the idea - then it could even be some kind of physics aberration.]

Please feel free to ask questions. I am appreciative to see somebody with an enquiring mind.

[Robert can't help but nod at this.] I ( ... )

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[Voice] | So would Bones man. notsofunnybones March 30 2011, 04:51:42 UTC
I see. I would like to speak to you more on this subject on a later date, but the more pressing matter would be of inquiring more of the idea of "magic".

Again, it seems far fetched to believe in the mumbo-jumbo that will be tossed at me, I have no doubt that the "magic" that I will see will be easily explained by particles and am looking forwards to telling them as such. Because it's hardly realistic that they "conjure" this magic from thin air and it will be interesting to see what negative effects that it could cause. For one, the law of 'for every positive reaction there is one of a equal and opposite reaction'. The energy they would "conjure" would have to come from somewhere, do you not agree?

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[Voice] | I can see this becoming a beautiful friendship semper_cogitans March 30 2011, 06:07:54 UTC
Believe me, I felt exactly the same way you did before coming here. Terran physics have been essentially demonstrated to not have such paranormal things as magic. [Robert pauses after a moment before amending his statement.] Well, to be fair, one cannot actually prove a negative - but the evidence for naturalistic explanations is so conclusive, extensive and solid that it would be insanity to ignore it.

And yet the process not only exists here, but is repeatable, in laboratory conditions. With the recent acquisition of my nanocomputer here in Luceti - and this is the one good thing the Malnosso have seen fit to do for me - I hope to make some real insights as to what exactly magic is comprised of here.

[Thoughtfully, Robert considers Temperance's statements.] You would be absolutely correct, at least for Terran physics. The laws of conservation of matter and energy would in fact prevent energy from manifesting from ostensibly nowhere. However, it appears that much of the magic in these worlds has its own dedicated subset of energy, ( ... )

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[Voice] | I completely agree. However. Come IM me, I'm Playthespades on AIM. :3 notsofunnybones March 30 2011, 06:29:34 UTC
Well, considering the new information I've been given, perhaps the negative is forced upon a different dimension. I mean, they are drawing on some "strange" form of energy, and it has been proven that there is a multiverse where I am; though I was not so-sure of it until now.

It is very possible that the energy they called upon is from one of those multiverses, causing much damage to it. A yin-yang cycle, perhaps? For every world that uses "magic" the other akin to it is forced to go through negative reactions from the "magic" being drawn from their world. Opposites, where one draws off of the other until it is no more, in reaction, causing the other world to collaspe as well. In essence, for every world that is extremely advanced in technology; the other is drawn to use the other as it's "magic source".

Hypothetically, of course; it is not a very pretty picture, if I were to be very honest. But the "magic" needs to come from somewhere. But, I am curious as to hearing what other people would say to knowing that this is possibly the ( ... )

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[Voice] semper_cogitans March 31 2011, 05:09:25 UTC
[This is something that Robert hadn't really considered but doesn't find particularly plausible.]

Well, in that situation, one would have to explain how one can draw energy from an entirely different multiversion, if one doesn't have any connection to said multiversion. What I assume - and have one set of experimental results to support the hypothesis, so far - is that the energy is being drawn from the home multiversion of the people here. If what I found with Mr. Sprensonne and myself is true of all Lucetians, then Lucetians keep their own physics when they are taken here. [Or drawn here. Though he won't say that over the journals.] By extension, that would seem to include access to whatever energy that powers their abilities.

The only exception to this is the Luceti physics itself, which appear to exist regardless of what individual interacts with it. [He pauses a moment.]My own world is an extremely technological, rational one, and there has never been any indication of any damage that would be caused from a cycle like this ( ... )

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