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[miss_waldorf]

The importance of mass media is that it builds a society.

It lets us listen in on the underlying conversation and also speak our minds. It lets us choose our cultural leaders. It becomes the pool in which we collect our public information, our dissenting views, and our shared dreams and fears. It turns us into a community.Now the City is the most

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[adamantined]

You could probably start with the guides.

[miss_waldorf]

With publishing a serialized guide...?

[adamantined]

You mentioned relevance. That's pretty relevant.

[miss_waldorf]

That's true, but wouldn't everyone already have one?

[adamantined]

The only other really relevant thing around here is curses. Unless we're talking about personal lives.

[miss_waldorf]

Maybe a documentation of all the curses that occurred in that month, so that if it happens again, we would be prepared.

[adamantined]

We'd be prepared to forget who or what we are?

[miss_waldorf]

Not everyone's affected, right? At least they'll know how to handle it.

Besides there might be a pattern to it.

[adamantined]

I don't know about patterns but...

Have you ever considered asking questions about the deities themselves?

[miss_waldorf]

Not in the first issue. I'll gauge their response at the talks about the City and the curses, and if it seems like the coast is clear, we'll try it.

[adamantined]

Maybe it is better to start smaller.

[miss_waldorf]

I just don't want to be zapped into nothing before raking in profits.

[adamantined]

I think if the deities wanted to zap us, they would've done it already. They need us. For whatever reason.

That's my theory anyway.

[miss_waldorf]

Yes, but I doubt zapping one or two would matter in their grand scheme. I heard they harvest negative emotion or whatever.

[adamantined]

Maybe. But if they didn't need you personally, why would they have brought you here in the first place?

[miss_waldorf]

Out of everyone else, you mean?