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Re: Experimentation
« Reply #15 on: September 01, 2011, 08:16:31 pm »

Heh. Talk to her.
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Re: Experimentation
« Reply #16 on: September 01, 2011, 08:21:12 pm »

Well, at least we appear to be going in the right direction in terms of !!SCIENCE!! continue by getting another sphere (Which I am now calling paradox cores, because of what this will no doubt lead to.) and hook it into your computer. play the newest version of dwarf fortress released by the year 2030.
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Re: Experimentation
« Reply #17 on: September 01, 2011, 08:49:02 pm »

You decide that this would be the best opportunity to talk to her. After all, you did have a brief furry skint as a teen and this shouldn't really be too bad. What's the worst that could... not happen.

You awkwardly walk to the apartment and knock on the door. She opens the door. Her beautiful black fur shines from the sub-optimal light in the basement, making you feel hor-- NASTY THOUGHTS SHUT UP!

"Uh, hi." You scratch your back. "I just kinda wanted to come in."

"Oh, really?" She says in a slightly disappointing Welsh accent. "I did put on a little too much tea, so now I have someone to share it with! What's your name? Mine is Melissa."

You notice that she isn't naked. She's wearing clothes like a normal person. Shouldn't the fur make it pretty much useless to wear clothes? Though this is London, it's not exactly California. Flashers wear Long John's in the winter. The pitter patter of rain on the roof is essentially the most boring sound in England.

"Uh, ****. I'm a mad scientist." You continue to scratch at your back. What the hell are you doing you stupid weirdo? This is totally stupid behavior in front of such a sweet attractive cat-- BAD THOUGHTS! STAY AWAY!

"So, come on in." She presents her hands in a welcoming motion. You have tea and some lovely Jaffa Cakes for about an hour. You have to admit, she is really funny and is rather geeky too. She in fact originally wanted to go to the London Academy Of Mad Science but she was turned down when it was discovered she was a Anthro, which seems to be the common name for the human/cat hybrids. You discuss lolcats and their possible applications on Anthros when you realize you should get on with some science. You excuse yourself ("Sorry, you've been really entertaining but I really need to solve this machine that seems to be fucking up reality a lot") and head to your apartment with a warm and fuzzy feeling. You split apart the Paradox Core(You've worked the method out now) and you put one into your Apple laptop. It starts up, and you notice one thing. There is a new application named "Simbo". You open it, and you slowly realize it's basically the Sims 3, but much more detailed. There are infinite character combination, and you can perfectly replicate yourself. There is hundreds of trait options too, and you replicate your personality. You start it up, and now you realize that the Sims in it are completely living and realistic, making actual decisions on their own and being genuinely smart when you give them the Genius trait. This is amazing. You realize the basic premise of the Paradox Core. It accelerates certain things to an absurd degree (Phones interrupting historical conversations, your telly, etc) but only one aspect. This could be MARKETED!
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Re: Experimentation
« Reply #18 on: September 01, 2011, 09:05:36 pm »

Remain awake until you are willing to implant the device into your own brain.
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Re: Experimentation
« Reply #19 on: September 01, 2011, 09:08:02 pm »

!!SCIENCE!! FOR THE !!SCIENCE!! GOD! Install cores into all devices you own (including your own brain) and record the results. Investigate the new program and see if its physics and laws directly correspond to your world. Attempt to simulate the world if this is the case.
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Re: Experimentation
« Reply #20 on: September 01, 2011, 09:16:57 pm »

Install a core in the magnetic strip of your credit card.
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Re: Experimentation
« Reply #21 on: September 01, 2011, 10:34:55 pm »

Examine core and see if we can create more, (Not splitting, but creating)
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Re: Experimentation
« Reply #22 on: September 01, 2011, 10:45:57 pm »

See if we can install a core into other parts of our body. Laser eyes anyone?
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« Reply #23 on: September 02, 2011, 04:04:02 am »

> DO NOT INSERT THE CORE INTO ANYTHING ELSE! DESTROY THE PHONE. The telly should be fine to keep since it's purely passive observation. This is EXTREMELY DANGEROUS, and we're NOT quite mad yet so we shouldn't do anything stupid until we understand EXACTLY what's going on, like for example what happens with people that get edited out of reality.

> You might be genius, but you're still human. That means keeping somehting like this bottled up and entirely your own responsibility is a hazard to your sanity. Now, NOT keeping somehting like this secret is also dangerous, so I suggest the following:

Invite the nice cat lady, show her the telly, explain what you know of the Cores and how you created her entire species by mistake, and also that if this was to became widespread both of you'd probably end up edited out of reality pretty quickly, but since she's not in the original version it's almost certain in her case. And permanent, since even if as is likely there is sometime in the future a reset to the original timeline, she still wouldn't be in it. Make it very clear this is a Very Bad Thing and that you are internally tormented by the scope of your actions. And cry a little for good measure.

(not saying we shuld NEVER try all those things. Just that we shuld show a bit of patience and constraint and not play with the multiverse like it was some kind of childrens toy. Because while it makes a great toy we're suposed to be a responsible person.

Implanting it in our brain is likely beyond our technical ability anyway. )
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Re: Experimentation: This was a terrible idea
« Reply #24 on: September 02, 2011, 04:36:11 am »

(When you split a core, it makes itself into a core)

YES! OH MY GOD THIS IS A BRILLIANT IDEA!

MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Roughly two hours later

You wake up with a bad hangover and a slight feeling of regret. The phone lays smashed in your hands, and you get a horrible falling feeling in your stomach when you realize that you can pick objects using your head. Okay, that was a bad idea. Now you are a psychic. This whole screwing around with the multiverse thing is just getting out of control. You better stop playing with God. You need to-- Oh, your head just exploded off your shoulders and is quoting Shakespear. That is no goo-- THIS ISN'T HAPPENING! You bang your head against the wall. Oh God this was a terrible terrible idea. Sighing, you silently watch Clerks of the Dead, the zombie version of Clerks that was never made. Surprisingly good. That sends you to slightly stable levels, from (4.Crying in the Corner to 3.Remember Me Alex?) You decide to put on Across 110th Street by Bobby Womack. Okay, time to do this. You awkwardly saunter to her room and knock on it.

"Melissa, I really need to talk to you." You say. Someone gets up and opens the door. It's Melissa, looking groggy in a T-shirt that most probably covers something.

"Uhhh?" She asks. "What?"

"It's quite important. In my apartment." You point to your apartment. She sighs and closes the door. Damn, that fai--

Oh, she just put on trousers. Well, that's polite but now less sexy. Melissa wanders over to the apartment door. You go in and open it, allowing her in. She promptly sits down at the sofa and waits for you. Sighing, you build yourself up.

"Okay, you know how I'm a mad scientist? Shit went horribly wrong as usually expected. Just on a scale of wrong pretty much unknown since the beginning of Mad Science. I was broke, I needed a pound or two and I fucked around with my TV. This made it see into other dimensions. The things that are generated inside are Paradox Cores, which accelerates certain aspects in machinery and brains. See, I can pick up objects now." You pick up a   
trench shovel using your mind, then put it down. "So, yeah. It seems good, but shit fucks up when you use the other things like phones that interrupt historical conversations. See, I just answered the phone and that went completely mad when it turned out to be Mengele. As it turns out, that was the telephone conversation that created your species. So yeah, I created a universe screw up machine."

Melissa thinks for a bit. "Wow, that is a surprising amount of regret. I mean, it seems like you are whining about the process of mad science."

You hold her hand. "Melissa, this was a horrible idea, even in mad science terms.  In fact, it was a terrible idea."

"Riiight." She says, swishing her tail around. "Wow, you look pretty hungry. You should go get something."

Hm, she is right. You have three meal options.

1: Leftovers: Good and tasty until your sanity drops. Free!
2: Takeaway: Normal and bland. Costs about £2. Doesn't cause any sanity effect.
3: Fancy: Awesome. Costs £100. Causes your sanity to raise.

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Re: Experimentation: This was a terrible idea
« Reply #25 on: September 02, 2011, 05:30:28 am »

In the future, we won't need money! Fancy fancy fancy!!!
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Re: Experimentation: This was a terrible idea
« Reply #26 on: September 02, 2011, 05:31:30 am »

Split the core, then try to merge them together again.
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Re: Experimentation: This was a terrible idea
« Reply #27 on: September 02, 2011, 06:06:43 am »

> "Bu- Wha- Aren't you afraid what's going to happen to you once history changes again, or is reset for that mater since you weren't in the original version?!"
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« Reply #28 on: September 02, 2011, 06:07:11 am »

fancy food and after recombining the cores stuff them in one of your boxing gloves and start a streetfighting career earning tonnes of money as the best fighter in the world! Whilst using the money to fuel your mad scientist projects of course.
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Re: Experimentation: This was a terrible idea
« Reply #29 on: September 02, 2011, 06:32:22 am »

"But, aren't you worried that your race will be completely gone the next time history changes, because I ring up Mengele again or something? What if it resets? Then you are just some normal girl who I'll never talk to!" You ask.

"Well, give me one reason this whole thing is going to be reset. And why did your universe end the same way, with the Germans losing, if they had assess to technology that could engineer whole species? It's pretty simple to me. Your things change the universe, they don't replace. There can be a race of cat-people, it's just that they don't really change much." Melissa explains.

Okay, you guess that makes sense in a sort of absurd fashion. "Let's discuss this over lunch." You say, and you both head to a nearby cafe and enjoy a hearty meal of food, which makes you feel much better. It leaves you with twenty pounds, but you can earn that money back by STREET FIGHTING! You put the paradox core into your boxing gloves and get ready to earn TRILLIONS!

Two days later...

You are now being pinned down by fifteen Yakuza firing off rounds at you. You blind-fire, killing a few but not really stopping anything. This was a horrrrible idea.

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