Count to Six

[beldarzfixon]

1.  The planet I’m thinking of is real, and has unique atmospheric effects.

2.  The people there have evolved in a certain, familiar way.

3.  They have a rich history which has molded their society.

4.  They have religions that have evolved to a principle sect, which dominates social and political life.

5.  There are people involved in creating and

Comments

[adoptedwriter]

So much truth!

[beldarzfixon]

Just because it's impossible, doesn't mean it's not true! =)

Thanks!

[mac_arthur_park]

Niiiice!

[beldarzfixon]

Thaaaanks ;)

[alycewilson]

My mind went to that quote, too, but I coulsnt think of a way to take it. Well done!

[beldarzfixon]

Thank you!

In making sure of the exact wording, I ran across stuff online that said the "six impossible things" exercise can aid creative thinking and getting people to stretch their goals. As you can see from my first set, this can apply to fiction writing where all kinds of impossible characters and such that didn't happen, suddenly "do" -- at least in the imagination, then shared in text. Then, like how we "know" what happened in Star Wars or Superman, they become as real as anything else in our world. The impossible made possible.

[elderwoodpixie]

I love this entry! "Yay, waffles!"

[beldarzfixon]

Waffles make everything better =)

[halfshellvenus]

Oh, what a nice use of that quote for this prompt!

2. I will understand the motives of inanimate objects.

3. I will get the damn things to respect me.
Hahahaha. I loved both of these points of humor, inside what was largely a thinkpiece. And I sure hope some of the other things listed here are NOT impossible, but they sure feel that way sometimes.

[beldarzfixon]

Who said I was kidding? ;)