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Nov 19, 2011 19:19

[Today, Riku is bored. Bored and curious. What does this mean? Well, listen and find out!]

The Malnosso claim they're trying to find a way back to our worlds, and the experiments are their way of doing it. Now, apparently they're just as stuck as we are ( Read more... )

malnosso, what does this mean?, forty-first, boredku is bored, he needs a new hobby

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[ voice ] repudiationist November 20 2011, 12:57:42 UTC

Trusting those guys would pretty much be the most stupid thing to do in this situation. What have they ever really done for us either way, huh? I don't see how putting us through those lame experiments is going to find us any way home, even if it wasn't such an obvious lie.

[ voice ] repudiationist November 29 2011, 20:05:41 UTC

One would almost start to wonder where they even get the ridiculous ideas for some of these experiments, huh?

[ voice ] stilldontgotit December 1 2011, 04:23:35 UTC

I still say they just throw random words into a hat.

[ voice ] repudiationist December 2 2011, 19:06:14 UTC

Random words into a hat, huh.. I wouldn't put it past them. Seems like it would be a little boring for them, though.

[ voice ] stilldontgotit December 4 2011, 03:54:59 UTC

Well, they get to see how we handle it. I'd say that makes up for it.

[ voice ] repudiationist December 4 2011, 13:49:13 UTC

Ah, so what you're saying is that just seeing us handle lame situations like that is fun to them regardless of the exact nature of the situations?

[ voice ] stilldontgotit December 5 2011, 05:52:50 UTC

Usually the experiments have at least some bite to them. Even when they don't, people throw fits over them.

[ voice ] repudiationist December 5 2011, 20:01:21 UTC

Yeah, so it's the fits throwing part that's fun to them, right?

[ voice ] stilldontgotit December 6 2011, 07:48:59 UTC

Just the overall reactions. I mean, if they're really experiments, then results are a big deal.

[ voice ] repudiationist December 6 2011, 23:22:27 UTC

Even if they're experiments, I'm not sure what kind of scientific purpose the results could ever help, really.

[ voice ] stilldontgotit December 7 2011, 07:46:16 UTC

Yeah, I doubt they actually do them for real scientific reasons.

[ voice ] repudiationist December 7 2011, 10:30:30 UTC

I'm not even sure I want to know what kind of scientific experiment would involve locking people up in a village and making them play out fairytales or twist around their personalities.

[ voice ] stilldontgotit December 7 2011, 19:29:03 UTC

That's why I figure it's more about their own entertainment than real science.

[ voice ] repudiationist December 7 2011, 20:03:48 UTC

Real reasoning at work here, huh.

[ voice ] stilldontgotit December 8 2011, 20:18:45 UTC

Easier than trying to look at their psychology and work out how half the experiments are even close to scientific.

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