[ i see you're american ramiel. anyway oh EXTREMELY fellow nerd. thank you for using your big sexy brain and suffering with me.
by which i mean this conversation is Enthralling. just completely enthralling. he listens to every word, processing the context clues of what is and isn't familiar - while "capitalism" is not, the rest of it is. scarcity paradigms? this is his SHIT. ]
Ah... whether magical or otherwise, it seems that many of the issues remain the same. I suppose that's what it means to live in society, no matter where or what kind of realm... [ poverty, access -- all things that iria deals with, too, even if in a different flavor. he sounds saddened by it, but completely unsurprised, too. ] Social stratification runs rampant.
And the government limits medicine... Does it also limit this alternative method...? That sounds quite interesting, too - though, I imagine it must come with a catch.
People are people. Wherever they go and whatever changes around them.
[ a little nod at that question. ] There are limits to who is allowed to take it, yes. And whether there is a catch or not... depends on your perspective. It does come with its own concerns. Its own tradeoffs. But those still may not necessarily be a "catch" to some people.
[ it sounds a bit like the luxite experiments - which puts a little bit of ill unease at the back of his mind, but surely it can't be that bad. at least it sounds like these people volunteered. ]
To put it simply, when you walk into one room, you leave the previous room behind. To accept something new is to give up something old. To some people, that's an easy choice. Maybe there was nothing there for them in the previous room. To others, it's harder to let go. So—tradeoff.
It's not so different from the decision you have here. Choosing between your old life or Heaven.
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by which i mean this conversation is Enthralling. just completely enthralling. he listens to every word, processing the context clues of what is and isn't familiar - while "capitalism" is not, the rest of it is. scarcity paradigms? this is his SHIT. ]
Ah... whether magical or otherwise, it seems that many of the issues remain the same. I suppose that's what it means to live in society, no matter where or what kind of realm... [ poverty, access -- all things that iria deals with, too, even if in a different flavor. he sounds saddened by it, but completely unsurprised, too. ] Social stratification runs rampant.
And the government limits medicine... Does it also limit this alternative method...? That sounds quite interesting, too - though, I imagine it must come with a catch.
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People are people. Wherever they go and whatever changes around them.
[ a little nod at that question. ] There are limits to who is allowed to take it, yes. And whether there is a catch or not... depends on your perspective. It does come with its own concerns. Its own tradeoffs. But those still may not necessarily be a "catch" to some people.
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Tradeoffs...?
[ it sounds a bit like the luxite experiments - which puts a little bit of ill unease at the back of his mind, but surely it can't be that bad. at least it sounds like these people volunteered. ]
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It's not so different from the decision you have here. Choosing between your old life or Heaven.