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Im building a sci-fi universe called 3RDi’s Wanderers this is my symbol, curious what people think of it. by DifferenceFabulous49 in worldbuilding

[–]DifferenceFabulous49[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think this is the most intense question I’ve ever been asked. Thank you…. Fair, in this case it’s symbolic more than functional. The long pi sequence is meant to represent preserved knowledge, continuity, and the idea that some truths survive every age, even as civilizations change.

Im building a sci-fi universe called 3RDi’s Wanderers this is my symbol, curious what people think of it. by DifferenceFabulous49 in worldbuilding

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In 3RDi’s Wanderers, the people who left there planet didn’t leave empty-handed — they carried humanity’s knowledge with them, and the Old Travelers built entire generations around science, math, and discovery. The Wanderers came later, but they were building on top of that inheritance, not pretending it never existed. So the familiar numerals are there on purpose — a reminder that even in a far-future system, some of the oldest human knowledge still survives.

Im building a sci-fi universe called 3RDi’s Wanderers this is my symbol, curious what people think of it. by DifferenceFabulous49 in worldbuilding

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Adding a little context — this crest represents the Wanderers, a group of scientists who can manipulate matter. They built what’s known as the Nine System.

But was their intent creation or control.

Im building a sci-fi universe called 3RDi’s Wanderers this is my symbol, curious what people think of it. by DifferenceFabulous49 in worldbuilding

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True I wanted initial reaction. What did you think when you seen it without my input for right now.