Kess8a
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- Comment on Would moving/shifting in the 4th (spacial) dimension be fatal? 1 week ago:
Using the example i listed, i was thinking either a machine functioning sort of like elevators (maybe revolving door better?), or a 4D being touching you to shift where you are like how we rotate a piece of paper.
Something more subtle like, i doubt we survive a equivalent of being strapped to a rocket
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- Comment on What would be a biological equivalent to an EMP? 2 weeks ago:
I know that others were working on it as well, it’s just that i think it’s typical for them to be one of the earliest to come up with different ways to blow people up
- Comment on What would be a biological equivalent to an EMP? 2 weeks ago:
It probably would just give most people headaches thought, at least for me i could withstand strobing lights for a bit, much less get knocked out by it
Also i remember that, while a few kids did have epilepsy, most of them that were sent to the hospital were experiencing mass hysteria after hearing about it and rewatching the episode
- Comment on What would be a biological equivalent to an EMP? 2 weeks ago:
Interesting! That would have to be like a spray though wouldn’t it?
An emp is something that could be deployed and have an immediate effect, I was thinking some more along that line
- Comment on What would be a biological equivalent to an EMP? 2 weeks ago:
Huh, that’s surprising close to what i was thing of!
*Sidenote - of course it would be the US to be the one to have invented it
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- Comment on Anon, the All-Knowing 1 year ago:
A mortal that has killed a god is still a mortal