#quantum loving

[druid-in-hiding]

Uncommon Duet

Okay... okay okay... So, Subspace Rhapsody. We know Federation ships on the subspace network were affected and some Klingon ships. But consider this...

Logic dictates that the Vulcans likely has a division of agents monitoring subspace covertly, spying on allies and enemies alike to discern out any potential threats to Vulcan (first) and the Federation (second).

Equally believable is that the Romulans are doing the same thing. Well... more enemies than allies in this case, but there's no way the Romulans wouldn't be monitoring the Federation, the Vulcans, and the Klingons. At least their subspace frequencies.

Which is where the funny comes in.

See, it's now canon that Vulcans and Romulans are extremely emotional, vastly more than humans. Vulcans have developed a mental switch to shut off those emotions. Romulans have vast social traditions (and Romulan ale) to basically yank their emotions under control. Spock's issue is that he has two competing systems (human and Vulcan), which is why he wrestles with keeping his emotions (human-weak or Vulcan-strong) in check.

Fine, fine, fine, but what does this have to do with Subspace Rhapsody?

Well... the temporary musical reality demanded that people who get emotional sing. And people struck with that with no context as to why it's happening...

Somewhere out there, a Vulcan spy, who realized a volatile subspace anomaly might really hurt things, felt the briefest pang of fear which then, instead of being controlled, forced them to burst into song.

Somewhere else, a Romulan spy--who tried stopping singing with Romulan ale--ended up singing more.

And that's why, recorded but unheard by most except those spies who have the highest access to secrets, is an amazing sensual, spirited Vulcan/Romulan duet.

I soooo want to hear it...

[per-asperaa-ad-astra]

When a physicist falls in love :)

Richard Feynman's love letter to his deceased wife, 1946.

[aaaa-aaaaaaaaaaaaaa]

I saw nobody talk about how when Hobie left he dropped his bracelet, and the one he left for Gwen is a totally new one not made by Miguel's team. Even the portal looks different. He even mentioned it to Miles, "Why not make one yourself?" (Not sure about what he actually said in English). He's a genius. He either had to closely study the team bracelet to make a new one, or he just totally from scratch made one himself.

[a-path-by-the-moon]

[starcurtain]

Hear me out. I know it's unlikely that Ratio would ever have been foolish enough to directly get taken in by a scam, but considering that we know:

One of the groups specifically tricked by Kakavasha before he joined the IPC was the Intelligentsia Guild

What he tricked them about was Tayzzyronth's Swarm remnants, the exact same thing we see Ratio investigating in his very first appearance in the game, and

The researchers were described as "extremely cautious"

I am surprised that "Ratio was at least somehow connected to the Intelligentsia Guild team fooled by Kakavasha before he was ever even a Stoneheart" isn't more popular with the Ratio and Aventurine fandom.

Like imagine being Dr. Ratio. You tell your colleagues, "This seems like a scam. Are you sure you should trust this 'local guide' you've made contact with? Tell me about him. A picture? Does this even look like an Egyhazan native to you? I won't save you fools from making idiotic decisions." (You end up having to clean up the aftermath of their idiotic decisions anyway. There is sand in places on your body you didn't even know existed before this. How mortifying for the Guild. For you, by association.)

Then, next thing you know, you get a mission briefing slid across your desk from your IPC connections. They want you to work with their new Stoneheart. You open the packet to see... that little bastard with the enthralling eyes who had your moronic colleagues scrambling in the dirt on a backwater planet for months. Apparently he's made a career out of fooling you your supposedly competent guildmates.

You run off to confront him. You never met him personally back then, but you deserve compensation for the idiocy you were subjected to nonetheless. He deserves to know how much of a pain in the ass he's been in your life already without ever having met your eyes--

He proceeds to shove a gun into your hands and tries to make you an accomplice to a suicide. Apparently, this is normal behavior for the man now called Aventurine. Somehow, it's supposed to prove to you that he is a sane and reliable individual.

Absolutely nothing in your life has been normal since Egyhazo.

You would like to have mundane problems, sometimes.

How do you keep ending up in this beautiful manic clever conman's orbit, and why, like binary stars, can you not escape the gravitational pull?

[entropicquilibriumofchaos]

A collection of memes that I have made for the Remedy Entertainment Discord server:

[24bughours]

Mini comic i drew the first panel of literal months ago and decided to finish in one sitting

After this incident early in their friendship, Undyne would find out that

1. BOTH of the skeleton brothers can break the laws of physics, and 90% of the time its in really mundane ways

2. She IS still buffer than Papyrus, she was just shocked he had any "muscle mass" at all

[deedala]

Ian and Mickey from Intro to Quantum Dating by @spoonfulstar

[noloveline]

NASTY Tinashe

[8o8o8o8o8]

Much like how our brains can calculate trajectory (aka aim) even when we don't know the formula, I think Gabriel and all angels just intuitively understand advanced math, because what is god's design if not the laws of physics, and what is physics if not applied math.

And you know what is also math? Programming. He would not be entirely wrong to deify V1 as they might as well have divinity running in their circuits. In this essay I will

[yourmoonie]

Manifestation is funny because...

Consciously practicing manifestation is hilarious because one moment I might catch myself "overthinking" over something small, for example: like how my coffee order is taking forever, and then it hits me that i can just manifest it away or ground myself and BOOM everything else changes. It's such a wild realization that even the little things are within my control and I use the power of my imagination to enjoy my day to day life.

Coffee is taking long? No problem, I will manifest

Stuck in a traffic? No problem I will manifest on spot etc etc

When you truly grasp this, you start to see how much power you hold. The key is to stay aware of your thoughts and assumptions because they shape your reality, no matter how trivial or significant. Remember, you are the creator of your own experiences, so why not create something amazing? Your life is a reflection of what you believe—choose wisely, and watch your world transform.

So, why not take control and create the life you desire? Stop doubting, stop hesitating, and start affirming with confidence. If you decide you have your manifestation, then you do—no delays, no obstacles, no excuses. Believe in your power, stand firm in your assumptions, and watch your world transform in ways you never thought possible. Your reality is yours to shape, so go out there and manifest the life you truly want.

[alilarew23]

struggling?

just put yourself in a state of feeling relieved and normal (whatever that means to you) and any time your desire comes to mind, shrug or throw up your hands and be like, “somehow that worked out.” you’ll feel so much better and your imagination is always outpicturing itself so…boop. you’ll see evidence that it did, indeed, all work out.

never fails.

trust the law. trust yourself.

love you guys.

you’ve got this. it’s so simple.

[a-path-by-the-moon]

[worldbuildingwanderlust]

I could play a symphony

Strumming the thread

That connects our souls