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Man, my friend who reads PA but hasn't started Loki yet is gonna be mighty confused.
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Monkey Ball WarriorA collection of mediocre hatsSeattle, WARegistered Userregular
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I often talk of the "distance" of an alternate universe to this one. Obviously it isn't physical linear distance, more like a measure of how much events occurred differently. Like I might say "The universe where I became a teacher instead of a software developer isn't far from this one". Meaning it could have easily happened that way, not much would need to be different.
The universe in the comic is *very* far away.
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"I resent the entire notion of a body as an ante and then raise you a generalized dissatisfaction with physicality itself" -- Tycho
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RingoHe/Hima distinct lack of substanceRegistered Userregular
I often talk of the "distance" of a alternate universe to this one. Obviously it isn't physical linear distance, more like a measure of how much events occurred differently. Like I might say "The universe where I became a teacher instead of a software developer isn't far from this one". Meaning it could have easily happened that way, not much would need to be different.
The universe in the comic is *very* far away.
Can't be that far
If you go far enough you end up back where you started
Man, my friend who reads PA but hasn't started Loki yet is gonna be mighty confused.
Well, that would describe me as well, and I wasn't confused. I was too ignorant to be confused. I just thought they were randomly talking about alternate realities and it made it into the script.
Man, my friend who reads PA but hasn't started Loki yet is gonna be mighty confused.
I just figured it was just a weird setting for a comic, to make a surreal joke. Kinda like when they hatched out of alien cocoons while talking about EA's mascot characters.
Man, my friend who reads PA but hasn't started Loki yet is gonna be mighty confused.
To be honest this holds up without context
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Zilla36021st Century. |She/Her|Trans* Woman In Aviators Firing A Bazooka. ⚛️Registered Userregular
Multiversal Gabe and Tycho! I am here for this shit. :biggrin:
Reminds me of that stupid ST:Voyager episode where Tom Paris gets turned into a small Axolotl-type creature.
If the universe is infinite in and of itself, then you don't even need a multiverse for every potential possibility to play itself out.
I mean, it's fine to make a comic that references Loki -- and the comic does work without context -- but for the commentary that usually explains the comic to say that there's context and then not provide it? That's just cruel.
Without context, i thought the comic was reacting to a news story or something. I then wondered if we where talking about a actual guy eating a actual baby or a baby alligator, (which for the gators would just be the default when saying "a baby"), or something else entirely, but i was not to willing to look it up and find out.
On a side note:female Gabe and Tycho's hair are more fabulous than they have any rights to.
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The universe in the comic is *very* far away.
Can't be that far
If you go far enough you end up back where you started
Well, that would describe me as well, and I wasn't confused. I was too ignorant to be confused. I just thought they were randomly talking about alternate realities and it made it into the script.
I just figured it was just a weird setting for a comic, to make a surreal joke. Kinda like when they hatched out of alien cocoons while talking about EA's mascot characters.
To be honest this holds up without context
Reminds me of that stupid ST:Voyager episode where Tom Paris gets turned into a small Axolotl-type creature.
If the universe is infinite in and of itself, then you don't even need a multiverse for every potential possibility to play itself out.
And this isn't even the first one!
Ooh, right. The thing that happened in Loki.
Now I get it.
Yeah, my guess had been that in Florida an actual human had crawled out of a storm drain and bit someone.
I mean, it's fine to make a comic that references Loki -- and the comic does work without context -- but for the commentary that usually explains the comic to say that there's context and then not provide it? That's just cruel.
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On a side note:female Gabe and Tycho's hair are more fabulous than they have any rights to.