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It’s happened before to someone, I’m sure.
Oh, no doubt. Tons.
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Oh, no doubt. Tons.
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No. Just a hypothetical.
Then yeah, I agree. That would be lame and dumb.
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Well, nah. I, and most people, would find it really cruddy to, like, move away from your kid for a decade and come back and they’re old people.
You have a kid?
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What kind of laws would we be talking here?
*Shrugs*
Time laws.
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Yeah. I don’t recommend moving away from loved ones into or from an area like that.
Do you guys have laws or something about that?
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Yeah, my bad for not specifying. But it’s not so bad of a difference for short term stays.
It can add up over time.
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Nonono, one year in the one place passes for every five years in the other. That is the flow difference.
Now I'm picking up what you're putting down. Got it.
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You mean something different than the one year to five years?
No, I'm saying that I don't know what the unit rate of time is. One to five years for every how long?
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Oh, the difference isn’t that drastic anywhere. Even the widest gap between any two places in the IA is like one year to five.
What's the relative flow difference between them?
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It’s in the works. I’d say sooner than later, they get something going to standardize time flow.
Imagine going on a vacation and coming back a hundred years later. Gross.
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