/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>29798474
Ah, I get it now. It's a fairly minor drawback but I think it's good enough, considering there are also use-cases where an activator substance would be much more convenient. Thank you!

>>29801142
If you're more familiar with physics than math, could you possibly do a write up on magic quanta, and the interactions of the magical quantum field in relation to the conceptual vs physical realms? I have no idea whether or not you're one of the quantum physics anons, though. If that's too far outside your wheelhouse, a write up on the cylinder analogy covered in the previous world salad rentry (https://rentry.org/q92vo)) or simply more detailed writeups on the various functions of chuubanite containing proper formulas such as >>29801336 would be useful.

I'd welcome help in this area from any anons who want to offer it since the medications I've been put on have, as I said yesterday, made thinking complex thoughts incredibly difficult.

>>29802534
Indeed we don't. I've discussed this a few times, but the timeline comfydants come from is one where the global environment was essentially completely destroyed by unchecked industrialization. Acid rains, air quality deteriorating to the point humans require implanted air filtration devices just to breathe normally, and so on. All but the hardiest and most adaptable of plants and animals would be extinct in the wild. Greenhouses with carefully controlled growing environments existed, but their products would've been extreme luxuries available only to the richest of the rich.

>>28142987
I was about to head off to bed but an idea occurred to me. It does, uh...kind of completely ignore your previous suggestion. What if rather than sharing an ancestor, our cultures are so similar because Comfydants have accidentally incorporated some actual Kronie culture in their religiious beliefs? Comfydants come from a time when chuubas have completely disappeared. Everything we know about our god was learned through the fragmented data of a digital blog that may or may not have actually been written by him. In the same ruins where we found this, we might have also found the remnants of infinity's archives. (We have our own capital "a" Archives, partially as a lore reference due to our chuuba being called the Archivist, which is another fun coincidence.) Perhaps the reason they were together is that these things were being gathered by a history/mythology nut obsessed with the legends about chuubas, but after they passed away the stuff was just left to rot. The Comfydants who discovered these things didn't realize they were records and stories about two entirely different gods, since after so much time there's a language barrier in addition to everything else. The two are thus conflated, resulting in our many cultural similarities. What do you think?

>>25411313
I feel you...our wife streams so much that whenever he's gone it's like there's just an empty black hole in my life