Nicholas Palazzo
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The "Fist of God" mountain from Larry Niven's Ringworld is an even better example.
Session 1.9
- Thread starter Phillip Menzies
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Well, I like that (post #40).
I listened to the session and ok I get the idea that the Destruction of the Lamps brings this great flood of fire which burns Almaren rather than great earthquakes that shake and break the land, and that Manwë understands that this implicates that there activities could cause a lot more damage.
My guess is that the execs would say that this structure (#40) looks too much like a human construction.
I listened to the session and ok I get the idea that the Destruction of the Lamps brings this great flood of fire which burns Almaren rather than great earthquakes that shake and break the land, and that Manwë understands that this implicates that there activities could cause a lot more damage.
My guess is that the execs would say that this structure (#40) looks too much like a human construction.
Nicholas Palazzo
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Right, but at mere hundreds of feet high, they'd have to be less than a mile away from Almaren to accomplish that.
I can't really see this. There's something with the resolution.The "Fist of God" mountain from Larry Niven's Ringworld is an even better example.
I started a thread in the sets section: http://forums.signumuniversity.org/index.php?threads/the-lamps.213/#post-2843