Good point, Orlion!
It's difficult to talk rationally about stuff like parallel universes without any concrete proof, and flack from cynics or unbelievers only adds to the delicate if not serious investigation!
So this will zound weely weely weird: that identifying a shift in the universal constant is chiefly founded on less evidence and more the belief in what is observed. These things, the observed incremental changes which occurs in the universal constant, are fleeting and will forever slip through the fingers, so to speak, like trying to nail jelly to a wall.
I've long believed that an SRD book might be employed as an instrument of collective observation and there can be no better place to conduct such a study as right here on Kevin's Watch.
My first inkling of this idea was while writing the short short story, "The Fourth Ward", (which can be found in the Fatal Revenant forum for anyone interested). I wanted to re-read the passage where Mhoram, Elena, and Amatin, mind-meld on the hill overlooking the Rock Garden's of the Maerl.
I wanted to gather a little information on the departure of Covenant and Bannor. BUT! I couldn't locate the passage where I thought I remembered the two of them leaving the company on the hill.
Had I just made the mistake about where that particular passage had been? Or, more excitedly, had a shift in the universal constant occurred and no one was ever aware of it...ah well, we can but dream!...can we?
Does Stephen Hawkins M theory explain the land?
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In Greg Bear's City at the End of Time, books were collected and the destabilization of time was noted when the text changed. I know I've had similar experiences, particularly with television shows.
'Tis dream to think that Reason can
Govern the reasoning creature, man.
- Herman Melville
I am Lazarus, come from the dead,
Come back to tell you all, I shall tell you all!
"All creation is a huge, ornate, imaginary, and unintended fiction; if it could be deciphered it would yield a single shocking word."
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Govern the reasoning creature, man.
- Herman Melville
I am Lazarus, come from the dead,
Come back to tell you all, I shall tell you all!
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Ditto; happened to me with "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly". Saw the film twice many years appart and the ending which I loved and could see in my minds eye for years - was not the same!
Very much with you on the Yes/Roger Dean thing Kat. Saw them (Yes) playing on a Dean designed stage in the '70's and it was, if not a life changing experience, then certainly one that no-one there will ever forget.
Very much with you on the Yes/Roger Dean thing Kat. Saw them (Yes) playing on a Dean designed stage in the '70's and it was, if not a life changing experience, then certainly one that no-one there will ever forget.
President of Peace? You fucking idiots!
"I know what America is. America is a thing that you can move very easily. Move it in the right direction. They won't get in the way." (Benjamin Netenyahu 2001.)
....and the glory of the world becomes less than it was....
'Have we not served you well'
'Of course - you know you have.'
'Then let it end.'
We are the Bloodguard
"I know what America is. America is a thing that you can move very easily. Move it in the right direction. They won't get in the way." (Benjamin Netenyahu 2001.)
....and the glory of the world becomes less than it was....
'Have we not served you well'
'Of course - you know you have.'
'Then let it end.'
We are the Bloodguard
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K.K. where is your story?
Cant find the fourth ward in FR forum, K.K. please be more precise
How do you hurt someone who has lost everything? give him back somthing broken.
I dont hate death, I hate life!
I dont hate death, I hate life!