[ He can understand, though it stems back to them being here at all in the first place. WHICH IS TO SAY: ]
Isn't that one of the inherent problems we face in justifying how we're allowed to be here? Are we displacing an equal amount of mass in each universe, to conserve what's present in both? Is the law of conservation less absolute than we suspect? Is it possible we're constructs bound to this universe alone, equally present in both moments, with time relative to its perception between both universes, moving perpendicularly to itself?
[ He crosses his arms over his chest. Hey, he's taking this seriously. ]
In the same sense, are you a conduit to matter and energy being reconstructed into the form of something you're guiding through the act of reaching out to take it? In that sense, is mass then conserved? Or do we in fact exist in an open system, where these concepts of conversation fall to the wayside in the face of a fluctuating value of total mass within our localized universe?
[ He has to ultimately spread his hands out, able to really just... shrug. He can't make that call. It's not his area of study, but even if it was, all the theoreticals need more testing than they can presently do as two hungover guys debating the potential destabilizing effect of Inumuta not paying for a back-up pair of glasses and an apple he ate once.
He shoves his hands into his pockets while his personal wind flares, giving a dramatic tousling of his hair before it settles again. ]
I'm going to need to eat if you really want to get into a debate on these kinds of theories.
[ Pointed eyebrow quirk. You getting up, Inumuta, or you planning to hang around in here? 'Cause he doesn't do breakfast in bed. In fact he's pretty much not super great at anything other than making edible things for the sake of consuming calories to burn. Ira's the real cook around here... he has presentation and the rest down to pat. ]
i feel the burn of that suspicion all the way over here
Isn't that one of the inherent problems we face in justifying how we're allowed to be here? Are we displacing an equal amount of mass in each universe, to conserve what's present in both? Is the law of conservation less absolute than we suspect? Is it possible we're constructs bound to this universe alone, equally present in both moments, with time relative to its perception between both universes, moving perpendicularly to itself?
[ He crosses his arms over his chest. Hey, he's taking this seriously. ]
In the same sense, are you a conduit to matter and energy being reconstructed into the form of something you're guiding through the act of reaching out to take it? In that sense, is mass then conserved? Or do we in fact exist in an open system, where these concepts of conversation fall to the wayside in the face of a fluctuating value of total mass within our localized universe?
[ He has to ultimately spread his hands out, able to really just... shrug. He can't make that call. It's not his area of study, but even if it was, all the theoreticals need more testing than they can presently do as two hungover guys debating the potential destabilizing effect of Inumuta not paying for a back-up pair of glasses and an apple he ate once.
He shoves his hands into his pockets while his personal wind flares, giving a dramatic tousling of his hair before it settles again. ]
I'm going to need to eat if you really want to get into a debate on these kinds of theories.
[ Pointed eyebrow quirk. You getting up, Inumuta, or you planning to hang around in here? 'Cause he doesn't do breakfast in bed. In fact he's pretty much not super great at anything other than making edible things for the sake of consuming calories to burn. Ira's the real cook around here... he has presentation and the rest down to pat. ]