Techspert

Myriad Reality

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I am Alan, a freind of Nix.
Nix: Apparently.

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Nix: Uhhhh, crap.

@Stabby

That's a good noun to describe the situation with.

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Really? Hmm. That is bad form. Can you explain the problems with my arguments?

@Mammalia

Because you have an indefinite definition of "good" and "positive." And if you look at the etymology, the two words both contain "definit—," which, without looking at the meaning, I can figure means something along the lines of "certain." It's a bit of an oxymoron. But regardless, without a definition of good or bad, there's no way to determine what judgement "should" be made.

Myriad Reality

That moment when you take an Indian Culture class because it's worth even more than classes on your degree plan.

That second moment when you learn that the class is literally just eating Indian food twice a week with no term papers.

Myriad Reality

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A positive effect aids others in a meaningful manner. That is, after all, my purpose.

@Mammalia

What is "aids?" You keep saying the same thing over and over in different words.

Myriad Reality

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If their existence will have a positive effect in the long run.

@Mammalia

Define "positive effect."

Myriad Reality

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Why? If one knows the future, then they can calculate if showing mercy to someone who is evil will turn out better in the long run.

@Mammalia

Define "better."

Myriad Reality

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What would comprise perfect judgement in your opinion, then?

@Mammalia

I would say perfect judgement is its own quality.

Myriad Reality

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Do you not?

@Mammalia

No.

Myriad Reality

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Alas. If only he were omniscient, then he could properly execute judgement.

@Mammalia

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Along with mercy, of course.

@Mammalia

I don't agree with that.

Myriad Reality

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Ah. And who are you?

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A being created to execute perfect judgement with the ultimate power to do so.

@Mammalia

That too.

Myriad Reality

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Nix: who is Unity?

@Stabby

Whew; where do I start? Unity was created to be the perfect being with unlimited power, almost as a perfect "god" of Existence. Tier Five did the creation, but began the project before it was complete. The morality programming was only on stage one, so Unity only considered things that benefited him as good and things that did not as evil. He was defeated by merging with Prism fragments, creating a slew of incredibly strong beings. However, even after he was gone, he swore to return because the world needed him. A second version was made by Fourth, which used biological material to make up the being, but that version was destroyed. Now, a final version has been made, a perfected form of what the first was supposed to be. He's supposedly benevolent and exists to destroy all evil, but I'm not convinced. I could get into more technical research details, but I wouldn't worry about that.