[IC] Myriad Reality

[whizzball1]

Legend said
All is well. Mmm.

Nearly. The elements in question were not jobs but rather powers, but close enough.
-Maddie- What a coincidence!

[Legend]

whizzball1 said
Nearly. I'm fairly sure their name didn't have anything to do with atoms, and the elements in question were not jobs but rather powers, but close enough.-Maddie- What a coincidence!

I disagree. I do not believe that what you described is similar to Ridge's fiction by any means. A role dependent on elements is purely illogical.

[Spiritblitz]

Legend said
All is well. Mmm.

....
*looks around*
Where am I? This doesn't look like Equestria.....

[Legend]

Spiritblitz said
....*looks around*Where am I? This doesn't look like Equestria.....

It isn't. To phrase it in the words of my sister, "Equines are so out of style."

[Spiritblitz]

Legend said
It isn't. To phrase it in the words of my sister, "Equines are so out of style."

Equines? Uhh, the only equines I know of, where I live, are the ones that we ride. Far as I remember, human are the main population. Of course there are the subspecies. Like Wyverians, The Ancient Ones, The Spartonyx, and the Fayries. Be careful, they may seem helpless, but they are vicious and diabolical beings.

[whizzball1]

Legend said
I disagree. I do not believe that what you described is similar to Ridge's fiction by any means. A role dependent on elements is purely illogical.

Upon further review of what Ridge said, it is. Very illogical. There are numerous elements that would have no use at all. Thus, it is similar in mechanics: Each being of the race was born with a particular power relevant to a particular job which they continued to do for their lifetime.

[Legend]

Spiritblitz said
Equines? Uhh, the only equines I know of, where I live, are the ones that we ride. Far as I remember, human are the main population. Of course there are the subspecies. Like Wyverians, The Ancient Ones, The Spartonyx, and the Fayries. Be careful, they may seem helpless, but they are vicious and diabolical beings.

*Chuckles*
I doubt that I require any caution above normal levels.

[Valiance]

Legend said
A lack of danger does not equal pleasure.

But it's one less thing that you had to worry about, therefore allowing more time for you to do other things.

Spiritblitz said
Oh. Sorry. Didn't mean to bump into you. My fault.

Hello!

whizzball1 said
Actually, the very last and oldest race to suddenly return was exactly like that.

See? I know what time talking about.

[Legend]

whizzball1 said
Upon further review of what Ridge said, it is. Very illogical. There are numerous elements that would have no use at all. Thus, it is similar in mechanics: Each being of the race was born with a particular power relevant to a particular job which they continued to do for their lifetime.

The primary error that captured my attention, so to speak, was the fact that the theoretical world does not take compounds into account.

[Legend]

Valiance said
But it's one less thing that you had to worry about, therefore allowing more time for you to do other things.Hello!See? I know what time talking about.

Removing yourself from a dangerous situation does indeed help. However, I do believe that it would do you well to reexamine the situation behind his agreement.

[whizzball1]

Valiance said
But it's one less thing that you had to worry about, therefore allowing more time for you to do other things.Hello!See? I know what time talking about.

No, you do not. A society based on jobs based on specific atomic elements would be absurd and impractical.

[Valiance]

Legend said
Removing yourself from a dangerous situation does indeed help. However, I do believe that it would do you well to reexamine the situation behind his agreement.

Hmm?

whizzball1 said
No, you do not. A society based on jobs based on specific atomic elements would be absurd and impractical.

And you're telling me that you've never heard of absurd and impractical societies?

[whizzball1]

Valiance said
Hmm?And you're telling me that you've never heard of absurd and impractical societies?

The society would die quickly. It would ignore essential things like electricity and health and things like carbon would be far too broad a subject matter.

[Legend]

Valiance said
Hmm?And you're telling me that you've never heard of absurd and impractical societies?

Not to that degree, no.

[Spiritblitz]

Legend said
*Chuckles*I doubt that I require any caution above normal levels.

Well, It's just a warning.

Valiance said
But it's one less thing that you had to worry about, therefore allowing more time for you to do other things.Hello!See? I know what time talking about.

Hello.

[Valiance]

whizzball1 said
The society would die quickly. It would ignore essential things like electricity and health and things like carbon would be far too broad a subject matter.

A dead society was still a society.

Legend said
Not to that degree, no.

Come on, there are much crazier.
*Coughs*
Commies.
*Coughs*

[Legend]

Spiritblitz said
Well, It's just a warning.Hello.

I believe you are not referring to your current location.

[Legend]

Valiance said
A dead society was still a society.Come on, there are much crazier.*Coughs*Commies.*Coughs*

Even communism is quite a bit more logical than your proposed "elemental society."

[Spiritblitz]

Legend said
I believe you are not referring to your current location.

Huh?

[Valiance]

Spiritblitz said
Well, It's just a warning.Hello.

... Eh... Sup?