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So are those of the examples you gave.
Not at all. They have very good reasons for their restrictions.
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Not at all. They have very good reasons for their restrictions.
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So do the life "energies."
An arbitrary ruleset, at that.
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I'd argue that they fall under at least the middle one.
Even that has some kind of ruleset to follow.
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Such as?
Technology. Reality bending. Normal magic.
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I don't know if that's true. Feel free to look into it though.
Not my domain. There are better ways to do it.
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Why do metaphysical concepts care? I don't know how to answer that.
There’s a cause somewhere.
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*Shrugs* I don't make the rules. Biological versus inorganic is a big thing when it comes to them, though.
Why do they care?
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The difference isn't whether it contains carbon. It's about if it's organic or not.
That sounds rather arbitrary.
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Oh. Well, my main dads are friends with this guy who can use one of them really well, and he taught them and his other friends how to use it. And then Miles' wife, Cream, is like... absurdly good with all the others that aren't non-carbon exclusive, so she taught the bio-mes the rest.
There are metals that contain carbon too.
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The non-carbon bits? Ivan got really creative with some silicon atoms.
The life energy.
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