[Torg] A possible outlook on the Tech Axiom: No way physics.
Jasyn Jones
jasynj at gmail.com
Wed Jul 25 11:09:00 EDT 2007
On Jul 25, 2007, at 7:37 AM, Jens Rydholm wrote:
> Jasyn Jones wrote:
>> Such as the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle (AFAIK.) This isn't a
>> limitation of technology, but a fundamental limitation in the laws
>> of physics. Hence, no tool of physical laws can overcome it, no
>> matter how advanced.
>
> ... in our Real Earth* reality.
Yes, I was talking about real world physics, as well as implications
of those for the fictional world of Torg.
> This must (at least in some cases) include fundamental physical
> laws (gravity in Aysle, just to pick one example).
Which I agree with, and have said, often, including twice yesterday. 8-)
> The potential for realities that break all kinds of rules that we
> hold as capital-T-True certainly exist in Torg.
Sure, never said otherwise.
> This is not just a factor of the tech axiom rating (being just a
> game abstraction anyway),
Fundamental metaphysical laws of existence that violate the laws of
physics aren't game abstractions, they are very real (in the game-
world).
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