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It seems to me that these primitive civilizations rely too much on the mysticism of magic. It's all easy when you got 4 elements, light, darkness + combinations. They try to discover how to use the elements, yet no one invented the transistor. Perhaps Menadion was on the path before getting killed, since the book has pointed out multiple times the fact that Menadion's creations contain traces of "software"; yet with all secretiveness, I doubt their information and computer science technologies have advanced past the "and" "or" gates. --- Now, without the power of computers: I challenge you to find a plant that allows you to specifically enchant a "camera", or some other nonsense. Besides, the motion sensor stuff and the like is obviously useless against awakened who can see mana and mess with it. Heck, even non awakened have their ways to hack your arrays. Besides, being so stuck up with exploring mana, like it was pointed out multiple times, the primates of this kingdom didn't even bother to explore the anatomy of the human body, cus light magic fixed it all fast. These people likely have no idea what a photon or an atom is. And not like Lith's an idiot, he's just been too busy improving his mystical part of magic to care and become the first explorer of the more science-oriented branches of magic. You have no idea how much time it takes to program something from scratch, even if awakened ever stumbled on the concept of computers, it was lost in history or left rooting in a lich's notebook in some corner. Unlike magic, science doesn't produce flashy results on the first try.

ch 1726 Conflicting Natures (Part 2)

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Fantasy · Legion20

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Gravity is essentially an effect of "bending" space-time. And what does bending mean? Well, if you make a 4 dimentional graph representing how space changes with time, you will see the lines curve, compressing space towards the center of gravity. In case you're wondeing if this compression would mean stuff inside grows smaller, that isnt the case: other fundamental forces can lock particles in their position. How does that work? Idk, ask an expert in relativity, or something. Well, back to the fact that space compresses, if you got the image, you should notice that the space around the center is "moving" towards it: that is gravity. There is no force that keeps us on the ground, it is space that moves "downwards" dragging with it its contents. If space moves down, yet we "stay in place" we experince an upward acceleration, thus the feeling of weight. How can space move/compress relative to the objects within it? Idk, thats just the most correct representation I could getafter exploring the topic for a long time. There are many things that could make this representation feasible, specially if you realize that moving time and space variables in relativity's equations can lead to versatile results: I have seen some yt arguing that the time dialation caused by gravity leads to the force as we know it. Which actually makes sense, if you do your own reasoning with the aid of some equations, you can find that dialating time can cause gravity, just like the mainstream equations say that gravity dialates time. Why am I explaining all of this? Well, I guess it would be interesting to point out that gravity hability, if it were thought of with real world physics (mercy on this one, if my thoughts are wrong, I am not a physicist), is derived frpm control over space, time or both. Perhaps he won't be able to control those concepts individually, to preserve the "fairness" of the mc's op level, but I have to point out that gravity control is space-time control in the real world: I mean, the creation of portals, or stopping time, might not work in the real world, since such extreme actions should cause extreme repercussions: such as supernova explosions, or just an error in the simulation, that might force us awake from this virtual reality.
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ch 1488 Means and Ends (Part 2)

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