I mean I'm pretty sure the reason why my grandma house is left abandoned is due to not having money to repair it.It's always a dumb reason due to bureaucracy. Absentee landownership is bureaucracy.
Would claiming one of Mitakihara's many abandoned industrial or commercial buildings instead of going out of our way to find a grandmother's house satisfy you?I mean I'm pretty sure the reason why my grandma house is left abandoned is due to not having money to repair it.
I forgot mitakihara had a really big abandoned part of the cityWould claiming one of Mitakihara's many abandoned industrial or commercial buildings instead of going out of our way to find a grandmother's house satisfy you?
We can build underground if we want to, to whatever aesthetic you desire.
The limiting factor of Sabrina's ability to design and build mundane technology is an unknown. If she can do complex stuff like semiconductors then we're set for life.
More importantly, though, it doesn't matter if the moon base is quicker or not. A moon base doesn't actually make transport to and from Mitakihara any easier. On account of it being on the Moon. A solution to a problem we don't have can be as quick as it likes, it's still secondary to a solution to a problem we do have.
5 is the only one that can't be done in the mall we destroyed with Yuki when we first met. Or any other building Yuki owns. Or buildings on Earth that Yuki doesn't own but that we know won't be getting traffic. The limiting factor for science isn't that we're worried about being caught doing science in Warehouse-kun, it's that we have a ton of other shit to do.1) Safe storage spot
2) Meetings, specifically a show of strength
3) Doing as much Science! as we want without detection
4) Housing
5) Moon dates
5 is the only one that can't be done in the mall we destroyed with Yuki when we first met.
Technically we could just set up garden sheds on our own rooftops. Disguise it as a weird A/C unit. Oriko's mansion, for example.
Remember in Mandalay, when Yuki just found a suitable building? We don't need to actually purchase the land, magic squatting or construction are absolutely viable.
This is your regularly scheduled reminder that Yuki has to claim entire buildings. A doghouse in the alley next to our apartment building would work, but a shed on the roof would not.
She wants permanent locations to be nicer, but is clearly amenable to shorter term options that let her link areas together until a better option can be secured.
In most cases, the owner would be the government, unless whoever owns it is still paying taxes. Non-payment of property taxes traditionally has ,as a punishment, the property reverting to government control.
One location I've suggested multiple times is using Warehouse-kun. I also keep bringing up Oriko's place because, as somebody else pointed out, we're coming up on the time period where Oriko foresaw her own death-by-Feathers. Putting her location as a Yuki hub means she would be mere seconds away from vastly improved security without needing to push Sayaka and Hitomi to let her have more freedom just for her own safety. It seems the best, immediate option, to me.
damn, i bet Moss is happy as fuck rnThats a good idea, that way we wont have to worry asmuch about Oriko, we should bring this up now if we can.
And speaking of other shit to do, we need Mitakihara to be included in the fast travel network more than we need to do a cool thing. It would save SO MUCH TIME that we'll otherwise waste traveling between Constellation members.
exactly!!!Can't type for anyone else, but my vote for "moon base, with gynoid body manufacturing plant in the basement" was as a "right after Mitakihara base, with well-stocked freezer full of nondairy ice creams, is established" thing.
Because everyone deserves to stop a moment and abuse the whole "teenage girl lich that can't gain weight from eating too many sweets" benefit.
Who says we can't do two cool things? Ice cream is very cool. Moon base is, with sufficient protection from solar radiation exposure and heatsinking, very very cool.
yeah, each vote is like a dish, each must be done with care, but only one will be choosen, so slow cooking things is betterOk, so with voting it seems like very few people have cast their ballots yet
Is this because it is customary to do a bit of debating before coming to a proper vote?
We will sometimes throw out quick votes, and sometimes take a while. Sometimes, we forget to vote entirely and Firn has to remind us to do that since he wants to get started writing.Ok, so with voting it seems like very few people have cast their ballots yet
Is this because it is customary to do a bit of debating before coming to a proper vote?
Didn't the paradox explicitly require actively witchy grief to perform? Grief may still very well be non-baryonic, but I feel the witch magic did the heavy lifting of that subdivision. Otherwise you'd essentially be able to generate an infinite amount of solid grief from a single grief marble through the power of uncountability, which would have solved this quest long ago.Banach-Tarski paradox which relies on it being infinitely sub-divisible is entirely reproducible.
A lack of raw power has never been the problem in this quest.Didn't the paradox explicitly require actively witchy grief to perform? Grief may still very well be non-baryonic, but I feel the witch magic did the heavy lifting of that subdivision. Otherwise you'd essentially be able to generate an infinite amount of solid grief from a single grief marble through the power of uncountability, which would have solved this quest long ago.
Didn't the paradox explicitly require actively witchy grief to perform? Grief may still very well be non-baryonic, but I feel the witch magic did the heavy lifting of that subdivision. Otherwise you'd essentially be able to generate an infinite amount of solid grief from a single grief marble through the power of uncountability, which would have solved this quest long ago.
Didn't the paradox explicitly require actively witchy grief to perform? Grief may still very well be non-baryonic, but I feel the witch magic did the heavy lifting of that subdivision. Otherwise you'd essentially be able to generate an infinite amount of solid grief from a single grief marble through the power of uncountability, which would have solved this quest long ago.
Classification chart: Character radical, structure purist: PMAS is a Superman story.
THE QUEST SUMMARY said:You might have all the power you could ever ask for, but some things remain difficult.
How would infinite Grief keep Mami from being lonely? Or help Madoka understand she has value without needing to martyr herself? Or heal Homura's decade plus of trauma? Or help Kyoko process the loss of her family? Or keep Sayaka from self-destructing over her love life? Or even find Oriko?Otherwise you'd essentially be able to generate an infinite amount of solid grief from a single grief marble through the power of uncountability, which would have solved this quest long ago.
Ok, so with voting it seems like very few people have cast their ballots yet
Is this because it is customary to do a bit of debating before coming to a proper vote?
How would infinite Grief keep Mami from being lonely? Or help Madoka understand she has value without needing to martyr herself? Or heal Homura's decade plus of trauma? Or help Kyoko process the loss of her family? Or keep Sayaka from self-destructing over her love life? Or even find Oriko?
This is what I meant:I don't understand what you think we would have been able to do with infinite Grief that we haven't been able to manage with the finite Grief we have had.
It would be the holy grail of energy that uses mathematical laws to break physical laws even more than they already have been. Currently, Kyubey prefers the witch system over grief cubes as the energy output is superior. But if we could guarantee income that immediately scales infinitely to Kyubey's capacity for processing it, then we would have incredible leverage to negotiate for it to stop meddling with earth. And since we control the capability, we can easily stop the spigot if it reneges, which ensures compliance.As it turns out, we can't just make infinite Grief in order to bribe Kuybey off