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Civilization expanding?

Started by Indirik, November 23, 2011, 04:36:17 PM

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Arundel

Quote from: JPierreD on November 29, 2011, 06:11:39 AM
Both are pretty far away from the Lurias, to be fairly honest. Lurias vs SA would be fun, but given the current relations I have a hard time believing it will actually happen. Both sides seem pretty cordial with each other.

True, the relations are cordial, but geographically, we are definitely thinning the gap between our borders. After a a short time, we might be only a region away from Corsanctum ;)
The adherents of different religions in a realm should compete for power, influence, and fresh converts. They don't even have to be killing each other to do so. I wish people promoted the prosperity of their religions the same way they promoted the growth and prosperity of their realms. - Geronus

Indirik

Quote from: De-Legro on November 29, 2011, 07:25:27 AMWe could go poke them with a stick.
Taking a page out of Averoth/Thulsoma's book, eh? Those who do not learn from history...
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Bedwyr

Quote from: Indirik on November 29, 2011, 03:40:36 PM
Taking a page out of Averoth/Thulsoma's book, eh? Those who do not learn from history...

Credit where credit is due: Poking the Zuma with a stick right now would be much stupider than poking Sanguis Astroism was for them.
"You know what the chain of command is? It's the chain I go get and beat you with 'til ya understand who's in ruttin' command here!"

Geronus

And much more entertaining to watch in equal proportion.

Chenier

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De-Legro

Maybe if I use a REALLY long stick, like about the size of D'Hara?
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Chenier

Quote from: De-Legro on November 30, 2011, 02:22:19 AM
Maybe if I use a REALLY long stick, like about the size of D'Hara?

Let's not start with the "big stick" jokes, now. :P
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De-Legro

Quote from: Chénier on November 30, 2011, 02:28:15 AM
Let's not start with the "big stick" jokes, now. :P

I was more implying I should poke them with D'Hara, sort of a test run you see, so we know just what we are getting into.
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Chenier

Quote from: De-Legro on November 30, 2011, 02:31:16 AM
I was more implying I should poke them with D'Hara, sort of a test run you see, so we know just what we are getting into.

I know, but I was awfully tempted to retort with a "stick" joke.  ;)
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Vellos

Terran's stick is bigger than D'Hara's.
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vonGenf

Quote from: Vellos on November 30, 2011, 06:32:05 PM
Terran's stick is bigger than D'Hara's.

No, no, no! That's the obvious, and it won't do!

What you want to say is:

Terran's stick is bigger than D'Hara.
After all it's a roleplaying game.

Chenier

Quote from: vonGenf on November 30, 2011, 06:36:19 PM
No, no, no! That's the obvious, and it won't do!

What you want to say is:

Terran's stick is bigger than D'Hara.

But then I can say that this is fine, because D'Hara's stick is bigger than Terran. ;)
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vonGenf

Quote from: Chénier on November 30, 2011, 06:53:20 PM
But then I can say that this is fine, because D'Hara's stick is bigger than Terran. ;)

Geometrically, that's a impossible. Part A_s of object A cannot be bigger than object B if Part B_s of object B is itself bigger than the whole of object A.

If you pose

D_s<=D D'Hara has a stick
T_s<=T Terran has a stick

and

T_s>D Terran's stick is bigger than D'Hara.

Then your statement D_s>T  is false since it implies

D_s>T>=T_s>D therefore D_s>D and D>=D_s, which is a contradiction.
After all it's a roleplaying game.

Chenier

Quote from: vonGenf on November 30, 2011, 07:17:32 PM
Geometrically, that's a impossible. Part A_s of object A cannot be bigger than object B if Part B_s of object B is itself bigger than the whole of object A.

If you pose

D_s<=D D'Hara has a stick
T_s<=T Terran has a stick

and

T_s>D Terran's stick is bigger than D'Hara.

Then your statement D_s>T  is false since it implies

D_s>T>=T_s>D therefore D_s>D and D>=D_s, which is a contradiction.

I am excluding the stick's size when comparing, because obviously it can shrink and grow, and we are comparing the max size of the stick which is otherwise not apparent on the holder of the stick in normal times. This therefore allows for the stick's full size to be larger than the holder own size. ;)
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vonGenf

Quote from: Chénier on November 30, 2011, 07:24:51 PM
I am excluding the stick's size when comparing, because obviously it can shrink and grow, and we are comparing the max size of the stick which is otherwise not apparent on the holder of the stick in normal times. This therefore allows for the stick's full size to be larger than the holder own size. ;)

Ah, so you believe that essence of a body precedes its existence. Suit yourself.
After all it's a roleplaying game.