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Hm...Alright. Lusitania...that's a boat, right? Yeah. Let's find the ports.
*walks down to the base floor and exits the building*
*There are many busy streets with people walking around*
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Hm...Alright. Lusitania...that's a boat, right? Yeah. Let's find the ports.
*walks down to the base floor and exits the building*
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Oooh!
*takes out a small device and sets it somewhere in the wall, hidden*
I will forget where I'm at. Now...where's the Lusitania?
*stands at the edge of the building looking around the city*
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Wow?
It's a textbook about physics and how it's applied to entertainment--things like how real life physics compares to sci-fi technologies like FTL travel, or how physics is substituted for by magic in other worlds, or how the magic relates to physics.
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*gets up and dusts myself off, despite not needing to*
Can we please cool down...there's no reason to create an argument of something like that.
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Well, more like he wanted to teach a class on it. The textbook publishers said there were no such textbooks and then asked him to write it. And he has certifications and often blogs about the subject and his forays into teaching.
He's a huge fan of MLP.
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Bye!! *sits down*
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Whoa!! Okay!!
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*Starts to descend to the surface*
Quite. You should have seen it before people got here.
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Actively, at the least. And Jacob said he understood what I mean, and he hasn't made any objections.
Oh my goodness. A person on the chat for Ynanhluutr who happens to be a professor in Physics has been commissioned to write the first ever textbook on physics and how it is expressed in entertainment. Naturally, he plans to write a chapter on ponies.
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Do you want the characters to be a certain age, or...?
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You're forcefully opposing my distaste for "normal" things.