Now that's the kind of schizo posting I like to see!

You are always misunderstanding the lore…

Brah, daily reminder to take your meds.

It makes no sense and neither of yall try to breach the veil of normalcy so as to make it make sense.

[i]"Seriously though it was an incredible conversation I had with these people, trying to understand how to design the simulation and entice a perfect paradox, or an impossible object into existence. All for the purpose of making people feel ok about the end of their existence, that we could literally tell them, "hey, you will always and have always been. We want to show you the beginning, the end, and the beginning of you, your first foray into consciousness.". Designing future safe".[/i]

I was thinking, why do they comment? (Rude, ignorant, dumb people) I mean if I tell you math is at the very heart of programming I would hope you understand that, and what all that entails. (You're playing a game that required a lot of math to make, and is pretty much only math. Now think scope of simulation, and we lost them ground control) When people, "people" respond, it's like, to quote Ana here "way to fall flat on your face". Why do they feel they should attack first rather than try to understand? This doesn't bode well if there really are aliens, hopefully we learn how to (insert word for cleansing of entire species) before anyone else. I love that Destiny had a nod to Liu Cixin - The Dark Forest, that led me to read (listen) to the book, then understanding the nature of...the dark forest in the game. Duh duh duh. What's more crazy, it was people that suggested politely to read Isaac Asimov's The Last Question, that literally made me dive into and buy up his novels. That started me really delving into the lore of the game, but only on the simulation side. The literals, the definitions...I mean I wonder if Rasputin summed up humanity to the point we only required a letter to run our code. Or how many different definitions it took to build a free flowing consciousness. It's like jocks and nerds from the 80's...seriously, nerds are -blam!- highlander. I've always been fascinated by programming. I'm amazed as f, that humanity figured out how to turn math into a fully functional language for building solutions and games, amazed. Also, though I had the thought before, I remember someone saying...we tested a car made of diamonds crashing into a diamond wall. Immovable object meets unstoppable force. [b][i]I am the FORCE that moved the unstoppable force through the immoveable object. Waveform, sound, gravity. I broke them down, to infinite nothing's, and created them again.[/i][/b]. Another favorite from an old community.