Absolutely NO AI allowed.
I don't, really. I suppose in a bloodless way, soft science is playing in the theoretical space and hard is the things we can experimentally create, but to me its all sort of the same spectrum of science.
I don't, really. I suppose in a bloodless way, soft science is playing in the theoretical space and hard is the things we can experimentally create, but to me its all sort of the same spectrum of science.
Hi, I'm Fox. I'd love to be able to tell just what someone is feeling and needing/wanting from me at any given time, even if they don't fully know, themselves. I'd go from being a good listener to a perfect listener.
Either that, or being able to mind-control bad people into being good.
Hi, I'm Fox. I'd love to be able to tell just what someone is feeling and needing/wanting from me at any given time, even if they don't fully know, themselves. I'd go from being a good listener to a perfect listener.
Either that, or being able to mind-control bad people into being good.
It depends on whether it is science or magic.
For me, I like the story's internal science to be as consistent as possible. Not necessarily accurate to our understandings, but at least explicable within the story. For magic its the opposite: I want magic to be mysterious and wild
What do you prefer to write? If you write both, feel free to share something about that!
It depends on whether it is science or magic.
For me, I like the story's internal science to be as consistent as possible. Not necessarily accurate to our understandings, but at least explicable within the story. For magic its the opposite: I want magic to be mysterious and wild
As I understand it, hard magic has specific ways that its works, which are explained to the reader, and soft magic keeps the mystery without really explaining it.
Hard science can demonstrate its principles precisely (water molecules are two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen every time),
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As I understand it, hard magic has specific ways that its works, which are explained to the reader, and soft magic keeps the mystery without really explaining it.
Hard science can demonstrate its principles precisely (water molecules are two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen every time),
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I think bending as many rules as possible in Scifi can really add to the tension and horror elements in the genre. The terror of things not working the way you *thought* they would is quite palpable to me.
I think bending as many rules as possible in Scifi can really add to the tension and horror elements in the genre. The terror of things not working the way you *thought* they would is quite palpable to me.
(idk why I wrote this like I was negotiating with a genie)
(idk why I wrote this like I was negotiating with a genie)
I keep my magic systems nebulous. I've written down some ideas for specific types/sources of magic, but I don't want to specify just how someone casts a spell. I like the mystery and the feeling that most people really don't understand these things. It keeps magic magical.
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I keep my magic systems nebulous. I've written down some ideas for specific types/sources of magic, but I don't want to specify just how someone casts a spell. I like the mystery and the feeling that most people really don't understand these things. It keeps magic magical.
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I think a hard version of magic or science fiction can give the story more plausibility in the mind of the reader, and lets the reader pretend for a little while that they could someday do the same things the characters do. We all want to think we could be wizards and cyborg ninjas, too.
I think a hard version of magic or science fiction can give the story more plausibility in the mind of the reader, and lets the reader pretend for a little while that they could someday do the same things the characters do. We all want to think we could be wizards and cyborg ninjas, too.
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I've posted this before, but it's probably my best example of the kind of eerie, unexplainable shit that goes on in Seff's world. Also, I just like the story.
I've posted this before, but it's probably my best example of the kind of eerie, unexplainable shit that goes on in Seff's world. Also, I just like the story.
I'd choose spiritual magic. Yeah, it's totally because of Ashrah, and she's so badass with it!
I'd choose spiritual magic. Yeah, it's totally because of Ashrah, and she's so badass with it!
What do you prefer to write? If you write both, feel free to share something about that!
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Hard science isn't quite the same deal; it's when real science is followed more closely.
Hard science isn't quite the same deal; it's when real science is followed more closely.