/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

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sorry i was late to respond. it is not limiting, you are using the wrong word for it. what you mean to say is that it is tedious. adding a new question to ask is fundamentally incapable of limiting your response, especially since we have apparently confirmed that lead disables chuubanite, and that the degree of how influential chuubanite is is now less, though all i was originally proposing was that the fundamental aspects of life might use chuubanite as a short cut to save energy.
it is friendly to world building, it might not be friendly to newcomers and people who are too lazy to care about world building, in which case they can ask for help from people who are more interested in this topic. your first response to me was you apparently assuming my example of how powerful diffusion could be was actually me saying that life is specifically dependent on julius ceasar's last breath, completely ignoring the fact that i had already made my arguments for why, provided chuubanite was sufficiently abundant even outside of "regions of high prevalence", life would naturally evolve in such a way that it would become dependant on it.
i have since changed my mind after someone with a higher caliber of argumentation showed me that it might be more complex than i initially assumed. i have conceded that point, and now hold a different opinion.
your entire line of argumentation was strawman after strawman, failing repeatedly to address anything that i said, or acknowledge the fact that i even said them. in fact, it seems like you haven't payed much attention to any of these discussions since the beginning, since i can't find much indication that you were aware of anything i didn't explicitly tell you. the whole thing was a rather pathetic display, to be quite frank.
>converge on Chuubanite being a mineral that originates from the ground and has spread around the globe
how many of the different suggestions did you read? carbon is found in the ground, it is also one of the fundamental building blocks of life. our answer was effectively a combination of the options, that it is an element that is spread naturally everywhere, that everything doesn't inherently have chuubanite, but that it is in more or less everything. this is why /morig/ can have chuubanite in it's air.
do you literally think i have been saying that chuubanite has to be inherent to every single thing, without a single exception. that would be yet another olympian error on your part. that's the whole point of bringing up ceasar. if you read even the most immediate predecessor of that response you would have figured it out. pretty much, your entire tactic has been to grossly misrepresent my argument and repeatedly attack a strawman without so much as listening or acknowledging a single fact that contradicted you, even going so far as to butcher the definition of words to make arguments that sound more impactful than they actually are.
>you write like a fucking maniac and constantly go over your own definitions in the same sentence.
at least i provide my definitions, and try to be comprehensive with my responses. to be honest, ever since the matter has been settled, you have become irrelevant to this discussion. the only reason i am continuing it is to give you critiques on your elementary style of argumentation, but i suspect even that will fall on deaf ears, all too eager to interpret whatever the hell you want. in times like these, picrel is a good analogy to my condition. i'll try to be bigger than that from now on, if i can.