imeeji_frontstage | (no subject)

Who: Everyone
Where: wherever there's a TV and then, dining hall
When: Day 7, a respectable time in the morning when most people are up and at 'em

[LIVE ALERT!

the cameras zoom in on your boy who seems more cheered than yesterday. maybe it has something to do with yet another cinderblock he's holding as he stands at the game tower?]

Let's meet up. Talk things over. Dining hall in thirty.

Oh, and sorry about the noise.

[because of course it's not a BE=DE live if you're not breaking shit. and windows are loud when they break.

the live cuts off pretty quick after he does a few more (less noisy) minor damages. mostly seems to be just wasting time kicking holes in walls after climbing in through the rebroken window.

Do you attend?]

The Basics | YIKES they have a lottery of bad | SensitIV healing plans | What If No One Shows Up To Games? | B can grow things! | Hiryuu organizing studying the environment/repair effects | Taisho LIVE! for volunteering in Hiryuu's plan | We Can't Trust Anything And The Hosts Have A LOT Of Power | Snack Break!!! | Plottings for meeting with the hosts?

Flat | Top-Level Comments Only

[ because she doesn't understand science and technology?? It might as well be magic too. ]

I couldn't speak for everyone else. But if you're just asking me, then magic feels more natural than "science."

What is this magic you are more familiar with like?

I--if I could specifically remember, I would be happy to tell you!

[ what part of amnesia, ]

You said it is a feeling. Can you describe how it affects you around technology? As in what it feels like should be there instead?

It's a hunch, if what I mean. If you're asking how I feel about "technology"--it's unnatural, and I hate it.

... I cannot say I feel the same way about magic. After all, it is an intriguing fantasy. It just feels like too juvenile an answer for a realistic situation.

[ u r gonna eat some shit when she broadcasts descending from being a dragon god to a human,

IGNORING those "juvenile" and "fantasy" remarks ]

Magic feels more plausible to me than "technology." Truthfully, technology itself feels like it ought to be magic.

In manay ways, technology is inspired by what we think of as magic. It is the act of making the impossible possible. So perhaps both are accurate descriptions in their own way.