Oct 31, 2009 00:51
Have any of you ever formed pathways into another person's mind? We talk to two people every single day on the phone-they're multiple as well-and thus our others and soulbonds freely travel between minds...just wondering.
-Mary of the Black Sunflower Collection (which is...nearly/at least 60 O.o)
traveling & visiting
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I don't think it's uncommon for multiple systems in close proximity to share the same mental space to some extent.
-Zax (man, Seph's trying to steal my comments!)
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It could get pretty messy, organization-wise and emotions-managing wise, so we're not allowing visitors if not feeling stable as a collective enough at that time/not having fronting team strong enough to handle eventual more backspace-d moves. But that's, I think, the same rule of thumb we have for visitors from worlds that are linked to our system, not pertaining only to 'here place' plural groups.
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Not quite sure what to make of it, or to believe its real.
~Kai
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Our scientists had a hard-enough time accepting Cross-Time travel and Metanormals. The idea of this particular form of Cross-Time travel would make many of them completely disbelieve it even when talking about it in earshot of one of the very people that's from that kind of thing (as happened with SPC^Craimar one time, when two scientists were talking in Utawali around him and he didn't quite get what they were saying, namely that people from multiple systems aren't even real and hence can't travel. At the same time as a member of the SPC is standing not too far from them).
Xekru.
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As in, if the more famous (or infamous - whatever) "bonds" show up, are they more easily recognizable.....or something ?
I'm not quite sure how to word what I'm asking, I guess. I'm just curious.
- Freddie.
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And then he pissed off Revcekar and got blown to atoms. Basically, if the soulbond comes from human fiction, most of the time the answer is no. We have no real reason to know in-depth the fiction of this timeline. Which sometimes, I'll admit, puts us in a bit of a spot of trouble but no more than that.
Xekru.
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