Usually some form of 'skepticism is dumb' subplot in some stories, which I absolutely cannot stand. It also usually takes aim at atheists for rather stupid reasons.
Problem is when the characters saying "that's no god" walk up to people who disagree.
Well, my experience was different - it was usually not used as something to mock, but quite the contrary, as only reasonable stance.
Pretty much. A god is whatever you decide to call a god. There's literally no other definition that actually holds up for very long, once you bring comparative religion into it. "No and also fuck you" is a perfectly valid response to that kind of situation. The line is drawn exactly where you choose to put it and there's nothing anyone can do about it, because they don't have any kind of rational or objective justification for where they decided to draw their own, either.
The only time I can think of this happening is in Belinda Blinked 5, alas (as in the My Dad Wrote a Porno books).
Damn sounds like a fun idea for a fighting game. MK1 - you have a lot to learn.
Sure, but can you dance in them? /s
Oh, so like the moonwalk and everything? /s
The fact of the matter is that it hurts - my mother doesn't wear stilettos, but if she puts on boots with just high heels, then she will endlessly complain that walking is hard and she needs to take the bus (even if the walk is literally 15 minutes from home) . Moreover, as I said, stuntmen and actors constantly change shoes between filming. So why "produce the narrowness of the super-necessary"?
To be fair, B2 is still an android. That is, she certainly experiences emotions, has a completely feminine body, but is still a robot - so it is quite possible that she is not in as much pain as it should be (on the other hand, we can still ask the question of stability).
If your boots have heels use them as intended and ride a horse.
I recently broke my leg in three places after stepping off a sidewalk in exactly the wrong way, despite plenty more ankle support than high-heels could ever hope to provide, and I refuse to consider this anything but an elaborate form of suicide. You can jump out of an airplane if you really want to, but that doesn't mean you should or that it isn't highly unlikely to work out in your favour if you do.
Fun fact: those actually aren't high heels, they just look high-heeled because they basically hollowed out a little space in the middle of his feet, since I guess cyborgs don't need that extra material for structural integrity. It's like if someone took a hacksaw to the bottom of your foot and carved out a chunk from there to about halfway through your ankle. They're really weirdly proportioned if you look closely, but he isn't walking on the tips of his toes or anything.
The thing happens with the Chaos gods from Warhammer who are psychic gestalts of emotion and warp energy and are probably not even sapient.
