05 ☣ TEXT & VOICE;

[angermanaging]

Looking to gather some info. Please respond with succinct list of what you would consider unalterable laws of reality in your home dimension, e.g. gravity, conservation of mass, particular laws of magic.

Will attempt to compile results into meaningful commonalities across dimensions. Maybe there's a universal law somewhere.

Would prefer text response if possible. Thanks.

B. Banner

[The message is then repeated in audio, if preceded by Bruce clearing his throat, for those that can't read English.]


[Voice | 60% encrypted to castmates & established CR.]

Finally got fed up with everyone talking over my head and made a trade to see my future.

[A beat.

In utter, dry exasperation,] You're all nuts. What kind of teamwork was that?

[ooc: Bruce is now post-Avengers! If you're not sure if you're established CR, ping me and I'll let you know if they're included, but feel free to play fast and loose.]

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oh np! I'll just assume anon forever

[angermanaging]

Would you consider that a law or an exception?

I'm not wrong. It would require infinite energy to go faster than that. But that's why I'm making this survey. What's true in my experience not true in anyone else's and vice versa.

text; anon; now private (He may break anon under encryption if Bruce interests him enough)

[backinakidflash]

An exception. Your average person can't make with the loaves and the fish. Takes a dash of hocus pocus, y'know?

You are, and there are people on this turtle that can prove it. There are other energy sources.

WHATEVER JUST ASSUME TEXT AND ANON AND PRIVATE AND SO FORTH lmfao

[angermanaging]

Thank you. Answer I was looking for.

You're missing the point. My frame of reference my Earth. Still true on my Earth. Not true on yours. This is the difference I'm interested in.

Know people here break the laws of reality. Not a news flash.

[backinakidflash]

How do you know they're not breaking lightspeed on your Earth? It's not everyone on mine. You'd never see them. You're making a pretty big assumption. Aren't scientists not supposed to assume?

[angermanaging]

We also don't go around believing irrefutable laws of reality have been broken just because someone from some other dimension told us so. Being skeptical is fundamental.

[backinakidflash]

What if it's more than one dimension telling you so? When does it stop being irrefutable? And shouldn't we be more concerned with what's possible in this reality?

[angermanaging]

It needs to be disproven in my dimension, not anywhere else, for it to hold true there. You're suggesting a logical fallacy. One does not infer the other.

I am studying what's possible in this reality. This is a detour.

[backinakidflash]

Holds true in every dimension I've ever been in. Maybe yours just isn't there yet. Or else it's the really boring dimension that no one talks about.

[angermanaging]

I'd prefer to be from the boring dimension.

But I wouldn't call it boring.

[backinakidflash]

If you say so.