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A | A prequel with focus on the kids development. | ||
Mai and Muro are physical and psychological shaped to fulfill their destiny forced on them. But how exactly did what happen. | Mai and Muro are physical and psychological shaped to fulfill their destiny forced on them. But how exactly did what happen. | ||
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Möbius doesn't want to "exit" the universe. "It runs good. Why put that on risk? (Heh. Resembles the German Anglicism of "Never change a running system") Humans always wants to know all. Would you risk everyone's life for just for one simple answer?" (Is it a sandbox or is it not?) | Möbius doesn't want to "exit" the universe. "It runs good. Why put that on risk? (Heh. Resembles the German Anglicism of "Never change a running system") Humans always wants to know all. Would you risk everyone's life for just for one simple answer?" (Is it a sandbox or is it not?) | ||
Human | Human messanger exits universe and meets god. "Why did you made us?" | ||
"Because there was nothing else on television." ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holographic_principle 2D surface of universe holds all information and ''just'' needs to be read.]) -- Like in Total Recall the situation remains uncertain. The reader doesn't know if Möbius let the messenger go or put him into some VR. You can decide to believe. And what you believe can be wrong. | "Because there was nothing else on television." ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holographic_principle 2D surface of universe holds all information and ''just'' needs to be read.]) -- Like in Total Recall the situation remains uncertain. The reader doesn't know if Möbius let the messenger go or put him into some VR. You can decide to believe. And what you believe can be wrong. | ||
Also, you can create sense in life and you can know that life makes no sense. "Both can be right." Superpositions. The second ultimate paradox. | Also, you can create sense in life and you can know that life makes no sense. "Both can be right." Superpositions. The second ultimate paradox. | ||
Disappointed human: "I want to go home and go on with my life." "Can I come with you. I heard your uncles dinner is | Disappointed human: "I want to go home and go on with my life." "Can I come with you. I heard your uncles dinner is fabulous. And I have to pay that Barabas a - what do you call it?" "A visit." "A beating. Yea that's it. But don't expect me to cure your ills and grow crops." "We can handle that now." "Oh fine." "Though you shouldn't tell everybody who you are. Some might be angry about you for what you put us all trough. Your absence might be a lack of responsibility." | ||
"Would they cristianize me again? Haven't humans learned how to forgive?" | "Would they cristianize me again? Haven't humans learned how to forgive?" | ||
"We will see. Just be nice to them." | "We will see. Just be nice to them." | ||