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Sep 22, 2011 18:23

I never understand how anything in those worlds work. I used to think that science was unchanging. At least the concrete details. Avogadro’s number, vacuum permeability, the lift equation. Those are all very real and set in facts. But these ports seem to bend those numbers and equations in nonstandard ways. Making it look like magic. [Because he ( Read more... )

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Private stopthat_destro September 22 2011, 23:25:53 UTC
What's there to discuss? You were a very off-putting woman.

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Private ourlastbesthope September 22 2011, 23:27:18 UTC
Nothing, really. Care to tell me what happened in the parts I missed?

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Private stopthat_destro September 22 2011, 23:29:24 UTC
No. It was insipid.

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Private ourlastbesthope September 22 2011, 23:44:00 UTC
Was it? Why?

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championoftime September 22 2011, 23:51:02 UTC
I can explain the rooms bigger on the inside. ...At least, as I know how they function. If you've the time sometime.

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ourlastbesthope September 22 2011, 23:54:53 UTC
I always have the time for that.

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championoftime September 23 2011, 00:01:26 UTC
I would say if you knew enough to construct a device to reignite the sun [baby Hand of Omega material there] it would be something we could translate. How about tomorrow during lunch?

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ourlastbesthope September 23 2011, 00:05:12 UTC
I only had a part in the conception of that, but I'm sure I can grasp it.

I'll see you tomorrow.

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timesbureaucrat September 23 2011, 00:44:20 UTC
Sometimes different universes operate under different laws of physics. What may be fact in one universe isn't in another. Not long ago the Time Lords discovered a universe of anti-time, where causality itself--past, present, future--didn't operate under the rules as we know them. I imagine this "magic" is similar. Alternative physics at work.

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ourlastbesthope September 23 2011, 00:58:45 UTC
I could accept that.

Can you tell me more about that universe?

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timesbureaucrat September 23 2011, 01:05:38 UTC
Only a little. The CIA reports were sketchy, since the team that was dragged there were nearly all killed, including my predecessor Coordinator Vansell. The chronon particles that make up anti-time--anti-chronons, I suppose you could call them--are inimical to real time, like matter and antimatter.

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ourlastbesthope September 23 2011, 01:09:46 UTC
How?

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Private paradoxlol September 23 2011, 01:45:24 UTC
Are you free tonight?

[Pause.]

And nice lecture. I always enjoy your theorizing.

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Private ourlastbesthope September 23 2011, 01:50:51 UTC
I am, unless Rex needs me for something. Which I doubt. Why?

And thanks. I tried to keep the poetry out of it this time.

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Private paradoxlol September 23 2011, 01:53:45 UTC
[.....god it's so weird that your inmate is his twin.]

Because I can't do anything strenuous for a few weeks, and I'm already bored. So I thought I'd live vicariously through action movies tonight.

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Private ourlastbesthope September 23 2011, 01:59:04 UTC
How can you be bored?

But yeah, I can do that.

I saw your post but...it seemed like it was under control. What happened?

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strangehstorian September 23 2011, 05:20:28 UTC
Well, it isn't my department, but on my world magic is a manipulation of energies provided by something called ley lines. The ley lines are what provide the energy behind the miscellaneous forces of the universe - gravity being the main one, I believe.

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ourlastbesthope September 23 2011, 10:56:54 UTC
But, if you're talking about the universe, gravity isn't really a force. It's simply a warp in space time, so how can you draw energy from that?

[Pause.] Wait, no. It's alright. You said it's not your department.

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strangehstorian September 24 2011, 09:41:54 UTC
One doesn't draw energy from gravity, I don't think. Gravity is... well, sort of 'powered' by the ley lines just like magic is. We... tend to prefer it to physical forces bending time. It isn't very neat.

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