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Edited by ColNapalm:
5/26/2015 6:38:57 PM
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So... A universe where islands and their flora float mid air but water is drawn down? Water but not bags of water (humans and life)?
Its ok - fantastically, but its not 'science' fiction.
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Yea man, what if inside these floating islands exists a strange material that MAKES THE SHIT FLOAT. If you're already thinking in a scientific mindset you might as well see it through. I feel like I just repeated myself though, your response really confused me because it had nothing to do with my prior attempt to explain it
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Edited by ColNapalm: 5/26/2015 11:14:30 PMThat reply was a lot earlier. Fantasy is great, fabulous even but let's not call it science fiction, is all. There is nowhere, anywhere in the universe that islands can float in the air (atmosphere) with water (or any other liquid) falling from them. There is nowhere, anywhere in the universe that 'something magnetic' can affect the island but not every other element. Scientific illiteracy, of which the US excels, does not make 'science' fiction more fanciful, interesting or cool. Its just fantasy being fantastical with some people blurring the lines between what can imaginably be and what cannot.
