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Myriad Reality

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He gave a computer file analogy?

@whizzball1

Yeah. I can't quite go get it now, but yeah.

Myriad Reality

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"When someone like me is around, crazy coincidences aren't quite so rare."
" 'That wouldn't happen in a million years' becomes a pretty moot statement." (Unless, as you said, a coincidence can't occur because something vital to it never happened in the first place, or other things like that.)
"... what was once unlikely becomes more likely than much." This is more vague, though, and doesn't quite illustrate what he's trying to say.

@whizzball1

When he gave the computer file analogy. That.

Myriad Reality

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Well, I never said it affects anything very deeply. =P It's just an aura of ambient chaos that affects the now--only the current events of something previously planned can be affected. It's all in the present (and by extension the relatively near future).

@whizzball1

Then that invalidates Soren's claim.

Myriad Reality

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-Soren- I would explain it further, but I don't think it's too important right now. Let's just see if we can find Genos's alternate and White, so when their game is over, we can ask.

@whizzball1

I believe they are battling at this moment.

Myriad Reality

It's going to take me forever to come up with an explanation for the whole probability thing now >:[ Then again, I could also say that the ambient chaos is manipulating the causes to make an unlikely end more likely. Huh. That's actually perfect.

bed, ned

@whizzball1

Or your could not say anything, since Tempo's not necessarily correct. But if that explanation is used, that means that his chaos knows and manipulates the Butterfly Effect, pushing everything in Existence to where it needs to be in order to cause an outcome to be more likely. It also opens every closed system in the world.

Myriad Reality

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-Soren- *grins* A coincidence doesn't conflict with established reality. It's just unlikely, like you said. That's one of our biggest passive influences--what was once unlikely becomes more likely than much.

@whizzball1

That is not how probability behaves in reality. You simply argue Schrodinger's Cat theory, and that it manipulates the chances of the cat's survival as time progresses. But looking deeper into it, you would see that improving chances of coincidences is equal to manipulation of the entirety of a universe, or even Existence itself. Cause and Effect cannot be violated.

Myriad Reality

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It's either Spirit or Maddie that can do the most. They're both very versatile, but in different ways.

@whizzball1

Mmmm. True.

Myriad Reality

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I treat them like real people.

Easier to get the emotions across.

@souleaterfan320

I treat them as a part of me. But that only applies to mine. =P

Myriad Reality

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Much mean.

@souleaterfan320

I can be mean to fictional characters.

Myriad Reality

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That moment when Maddie is listed as a vastly powerful being rather than another of my characters. what is this

@whizzball1

I was just naming members of the group. I couldn't remember if Ruby had the same last name as Soren, and I didn't want to name Soren. Besides, Maddie's probably the strongest of the bunch.