

Wrack As soon as I woke, I was filled with a quivering sense of excitement. Today, I would make good on my promise. I hurriedly dressed in the day's clothes (For all the good work I'd done, I was allowed to wear more 'normal' things) and walked out of my little room and down the hall, trying not to tremble. I looked out the long windows as I headed towards my breakfast, and saw that the sky was clear, and the afternoon would be beautiful. The sun would, I knew, beat down on the sea that surrounded the island, and bounce back onto the solar panel pyramids on top of the larger buildings. I'd even helped put some of them up, when the newer housing bloWrack by ~frezak


On the scientification of magic In the old days, magic was, well, magic. If the wizard in the story wanted to shoot a fireball, it was just magic. If the Fairy Godmother wanted to turn a man into a pumpkin, it was magic. Flying carpet? Magic.On the scientification of magic by ~frezak
But now, the wizard needs to remember thermodynamics, for the fireball not to dissipate, Newton's Laws (actions having opposite reactions) because firing a projectile should blow him back, and more. The Fairy has to know about conservation of mass and how to move atoms and molecules around to turn something into something else, and the carpet-maker has to know about aerodynamics and gravitational forces.
As opposed to, say, Magic.
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Col. McDarwin Fat is turned into energy.Col. McDarwin by ~frezak
Therefore, energy can be turned to fat.
That's what happens if you don't move.
But could it be done actively?
Turn energy into fat.
Lightning STRIIIKE-splat. Ew.
Fat from the skies.
Food from the skies?
I'm pretty sure that manna wasn't a burger.
McDonalds is in Heaven.
They expand EVERYWHERE.
Like a fungus.
That feeds you.
For money.
Rich mushrooms.
Which makes them tasty.
Foods that get nicer the more you eat?
Evolution.
Gastro-Darwinism?
Eat naturalists.
Or naturally, if you are so inclined.