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The real kind of correctness.
There's also the moral kind, which overlaps greatly, but not entirely.
*We reach the outskirts of the urban center of Dester Cor*
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STATUS: "One of the great secrets of life. Most people die of a sort of creeping common sense and discover too late that the only things one never regrets are one's mistakes. " -Lord Henry Wotton 11 yrs ago
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There's also the moral kind, which overlaps greatly, but not entirely.
*We reach the outskirts of the urban center of Dester Cor*
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It doesn't really mean they're correct though.
No, at least not factually.
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True, but when is the general consensus correct?
Well, when action depends on the majority vote.
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That guy back there liked the idea.
I think he also said something about it not aligning with the general consensus.
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Would they be against it?
Well, they don't seem to keen on people coming in or out. I'd imagine the difficulties.
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Why not bring your family here?
We'll have to see how that would boil over, for everyone involved.
That means dont leave early again, sven.
I was up super late last night, thank you vury mech. 8P
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Huh. That sure is unique.
I suppose it is. To be honest, it's a thing you take for granted. Just like most anything, really. I missed it.
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Do you think it's because of the people? The architecture? Something else?
It's just due to how we work. Our affinity with energy, the power that comes with it, and as a result, the aura of the people. That's almost exactly what it is. We put off an aura, and we know it when we feel it.
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Sounds otherworldly.
Perhaps it is. But it's a good feeling nonetheless.
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