| From: | Paul Gettle <pgettle@********.NET> |
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| Subject: | FAB Revisited [was: Re: Chunk Launcher v.2.0] |
| Date: | Wed, 13 May 1998 23:37:07 -0400 |
At 05:35 PM 5/13/98 -0400, greg wrote:
>A third option, not to belabor the point. Is that the physics of the
astral
>and the physics of the physical could be disjoint. Such that what
would
>occur is that the astral being would be trapped under the net as one
would
>imagine, but the net would not behave any differently in the physical
(it
>would be flat) The astral body is therefore beneath the net normally
but
>does not hold the net above the earth. There's the difficulty of
thinking
>nth dimensionally in this approach but I like it.
Then essentially, the FAB bacteria in the net spontaneously, and
en-mass begin to astrally project, so that their presence on the
astral is no longer in the same spatial position as their location on
the physical? This is such a perversely elegant solution for how a FAB
net could work without breaking the physics of the game -- I LIKE IT
VERY MUCH.
IIRC one of the explanations of why FAB works was because it produced
large protein chains that extended out past any single FAB cell. If
those proteins linked together, then that would be a good explanation
as to why the bacteria would remain organized into a 'net' shape after
experiencing 'Stress Induced Spontaneous Astral Projection.' (someone
has to coin terms for these phenomena, and SISAP makes a wiz acronym)
Wow. A -Workable- solution to the FAB net problem. Now if someone
could make a decent explanation for unidirectional datalines from
Neo-A's Guide to Real Life.
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