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Build a machine that can control it. Then you'll always know.
Sounds like a lot of work. More than I want to do.
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Sounds like a lot of work. More than I want to do.
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I can’t pretend to know anything about meteorology, but I imagine it’s constantly changing.
That's the only constant thing about the weather.
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You could look at all the different and see which one is most agreed upon.
*Snickers*
I could also throw a dart. That’s probably just as good.
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That's probably the most useful it gets.
When it comes to watching content, at least.
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You could be able to take in all news. That'd be some degree of useful I think.
News from my homeworld? I could, but they can never seem to get the weather right.
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You would be able to watch TV in every room.
*Laughs*
That’s one way to waste a lot of time at once.
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It's a good hobby to mix with your ability at least. Splitting into hundreds of different yous as a homebody wouldn't amount to much.
Yeah, that's a good point. It'd be good for getting stuff done, but that's about all.
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Probably too much.
I haven’t gotten sick of it yet, so at least that’s still holding strong.
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It sounds a little bizarre. But I suppose it isn’t the end of the world to deal with, yeah.
On a brighter note, travel is about my favorite thing in the world, and I get to do it as much as I want and more.
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Fair. You’ve got countless more years of experience amongst your own self, but collectively, than any number would probably let on.
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Which can end up feeling a little... I don't know, murky? Lost? It's not a bad thing, but there's definitely some kind of disconnect.
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Does even that get fuzzy with the splitting apart thing?
That's exactly why it's fuzzy. Time isn't the same everywhere, and since we all have different experiences too... well, I'll say I've learned that aging can't be done entirely in parallel. But some parts of it can.
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