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basically, it would be the sleeping face of the earth, somewhere under a glacier at the north pole
the notees section of the page could maybe imply that most planets are actually sentient?
I dunno, I was kinda heat strokin out at the time
Well, i would be quite annoyed if you took a light hearted statement as serious.
So I guess that is good we are both being silly on this here internet forum.
Also Tommy, it's not a bad idea per-say, but it's not exactly good either.
I'll figure it out later maybe
I think adding an interrogation/experiment log or two would really make it though
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I really try to avoid logs, because for the most part they'd be unnecessary. The draw of the coffee maker, 682, the vending machine, etc, is the community adding to the logs as a group. Here, I'm trying to make the article stand alone, and so a log wouldn't have much point.
the idealized delusional reality thing is a neat idea and it'd be cool to see that expanded upon a bit, I think
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kosh: i've elaborated as far as is realistic, i think. i'm not sure how much else they would learn about the inner life of someone who is unresponsive.
i appreciate that it's creepy, though.
Also the Operating Table/invisible nurses thing the creepiest ever
These are fun.
Thoughts on my DNA thing?
It's okay. The film reel is better though. Partially because I'm thinking of Troy McClure narrating them