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[wittybaudelaire]

I don't know what minigolf is, but I used to go with my father. I invented a way to pop the balls out of the holes.

[zone_of_truth]

Really? That sounds kind of cool.

[wittybaudelaire]

It was fun. I've never heard of mini golf though.

[zone_of_truth]

Mini golf is like normal golf, but -- condensed, with obstacles.

[wittybaudelaire]

I like obstacles. There's a lot of strategy and projection involved?

[zone_of_truth]

More like simple physics, but it's still a lot of fun.

[wittybaudelaire]

Simple physics is fun. [What are you talking about? Of course it is.] Although I prefer more complicated mathematics.

[zone_of_truth]

Do you? What kind of math did you like to work on?

[wittybaudelaire]

Oh, I still work on it. You use a lot of trigonometry in physics. Algebra as well, to do various equations. It depends on what I'm building.

[zone_of_truth]

So you're an inventor.

[wittybaudelaire]

Amateur, but yes. I like doing things useful.

[zone_of_truth]

What other kinds of inventions have you made?

[wittybaudelaire]

Anything and everything. Won a competition when I was five for a rolling pin that rolled on its own. Built a few things while I've been here, but most of the stuff I've done the past few years was all for survival.

[zone_of_truth]

That sounds really cool.

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You did that when you were five?

[wittybaudelaire]

Yes. I've always been good at it. My sister is two and is a culinary genius.

[zone_of_truth]

You come from a very impressive family.