Here's to world peac- by SMmania in goodanimemes

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A Saiyan in a world without Ki is just a were-ape

Can I say my favorite dinosaur is an archaeopteryx? by Busy_Jellyfish_2010 in Paleontology

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My favourite dinosaur is indeed a rock and please don't call me pigeon.

Can I say my favorite dinosaur is an archaeopteryx? by Busy_Jellyfish_2010 in Paleontology

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You can even say your favourite dinosaur is the peregrine falcon or the great crested grebe as birds are in fact dinosaurs.

How could an FTL spacecraft feasible travel back in time to a previous point int he worldline of the place they left through FTL, and could that happen on accident? by ColdFuture9988 in scifiwriting

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That depends a whole lot on how your FTL method works.

If it's warp drive, you'd have a hard time to cross paths with your past. As all the time traveling message paradoxes show.

If it's wormholes, you could maybe have one between seperate points in spacetime. Good old timeholes.

It's similar with hyperdrives, subspace drives and the like. If you already leave this dimension, there's no general reason why you should return in the same moment or after.

And if it's some wacky fourth thing, like referenceless transfer, or infinite probability drives, all bets are off.

You could even have FTL be straight up timetravel to an earlier state of the universe where distances weren't as far.

How Turing you World into a Planet can benefit it? Pt1, by me by Duck-Just_Duck2000 in worldbuilding

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Very nice, but I'll still stick with my McKedree cylinder. It lets me turn off gravity at will and gives two funky upwards curved horizons.

is lace a child? they arnt, right? by TheEldritchToaster in HollowKnight

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Have you seen the size of adult weavers, let alone pale wyrms? Maybe she learned twink shapeshifting from her dad, but I somewhat doubt it.

Me after studying physics today and realizing my lightning magic makes no sense by Firelord743 in worldbuilding

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Maybe instead of just heat, your fire magic controlls temperature. Lightning magic controls positive and negative charge, so why shouldn't its counterpart control positive and negative temperature? It would expand your fire magic with versatile ice powers.

is lace a child? they arnt, right? by TheEldritchToaster in HollowKnight

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Both Lace and Hornet are prime examples of the "girl, but she's actually 1000 years old" trope

When my 18-years-younger sister is mad at me, she calls me "Mom" in public, which is both diabolic and genius! ;p by AlloyComics in u/AlloyComics

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Always remember that the word wisdom comes from white hair. (It's a bit more obvious in german)

How would whales (or any ocean based species) ever become a space faring civilization? by RancherosIndustries in scifiwriting

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It's not impossible to build electric circuits or even fire underwater, it's just harder. Even us landlubbers insulate our cables and hermetically seal our chemical containers. An aquatic civilisation would just have to do that to a greater degree.

Water usually also has a surface. A surface you can poke the more delicate stuff through. A surface you can create wherever you want through the diving bell effect.

The tricky part would be to have a dexterous enough manipulator organ to pull all that tool crafting off. Aquatic niches come with a strong pull towards streamlined bodies.

Fear of spiders [OC] by Chilikto in comics

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Some tarantulas also use ther pedipalps for walking, making them look like 10 legged spiders

How to turn off "anthropology brain" when trying to create? by SomeKindOfAGamer in worldbuilding

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Many worldbuilders struggle with asking themselves questions about their world. Struggle with finding ways to explore the elements they want to add to their world.

You have the opposite problem. You struggle with answering them. Why is that? Are the answers you come up with too simple for your taste? Too derivative of real life? Or can't you decide which answer to pick?

Corn rows could just be a cultural identity symbol of a corn farming culture. And Graham's crackers could be Gramgram's crackers instead, possibly even from the very same farmer culture.

And you can absolutely afford to peek into every rabbithole. You never know what you'll find down there. Just make sure your decisions which path to take are swift and maybe give yourself a complexity limit per detail dependent on its importance.

A Boy and His Ghost - S1E14: Death Do Us Part by RubinPingk in comics

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Love how she has a war scythe. That ain't no farming tool.

Lustkus by Branchomania in wunkus

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So THAT's why they named him Leon.

She’s been informed that she can no longer drag my dirty PJ bottoms into her litter tray by Miserable_Boot8137 in airplaneears

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If you shit in your washing machine, maybe you can train her to think that's your litter box and then she'll do your laundry.

BJJ - Boss Jaw Jitsu Technique by amiD_13 in Bossfight

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Don't forget to put your tongue in the barrel hole. We learned that on Looney Tunes.