I suppose I'm lucky all my nicknames were like, forgotten to time.
[...] His sister (Brenda; reddish streaks in her hair, older) was like, worried about him. Bc he hasn't been the same S I N C E (dot dot dot) (implied) and [...] i guess that makes sense. She asked him to come home. I don't think he did.
yeah well u two were very bad at nicknames whose fault was that.
[...] it was a little difficult because I think she was just like. Representing his whole family. Her voice sounded like more people's voices. It felt like his family, all of them, not just her? You know? He helped dye her hair when he was little, and he admired her then. At least.
Speaking of babies, I wonder if he knows that you sound like a goose when you cry.
Say it like what? It's lovely that he comes from such a warm family. Not surprising that such well-balanced people don't know what to do with someone like Gavin.
Well. U know the most apparently well balanced families on the surface are often the most actually fucked up. They probably just don’t actually want any more drama. Rude.
Personally, that shrill honking is burned into my brain.
Or the Gavin part of him has confused Parson's family relationships for his own, and now he can't stand his siblings either. I suppose we'll see once the holidays come around. If they don't want him, then we
[…] Huh no I actually wonder. It was Gavin who opened the door for her. That could be like. Symbolic? WE should try to like. Interlope the v healthy Starlings this yr since they didn’t get to party w a Waldinger last time
[...] Are you looking for me? Because I'm in Research.
In another world, we could've been in-laws. But first, reconnaissance. I'm sending you a collaborative spreadsheet. We need to collect information on every member of his family in order to devise the optimal strategy for approaching them.
Oh. [...]I'm gladYou're really happyThis is a much better use of your[...] I do, actually. I spent some time looking at Parson's illusions with your eyes, and I think we may be able to duplicate the Waldinger particles.
So they are. Aw, some of them are happily married too. With children! How adorably conventional.
I asked him about marriage once, and he said he'd only get married as "part of a madcap scheme to secure citizenship for a desperate, handsome stranger."
Are u sure they're your particles like arent there other liminals who can do SOME kinda illusions. And they just don't have a SISTER W CELL VISION to tell them what they look like.
So if anything they should be named that bc of me.
[...] Huh. But I wonder if he andI think he wouldve We'll see what his family says about that.
If the other Liminal illusionists want to name the illusion particles after themselves, then they should've earned Physics degrees and built a theoretical model before me. And obviously the Waldinger name includes you too, I'll just take precedence in the credits.
Brenda must be the one he's closest to. [...] Honestly, I've never really tried to ask him about his family. I didn't want to comp
k but also "Waldinger Particles" sounds like it's talking about little itty bitty parts of us which I am not sure I like as i do have to see those all the time?? ALSo did yr theoretical model include these before i saw them.
But no. Neither have I [...] N i don't think we should this should be like, independent research we can talk to him when we're like, on the way to their homes
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It's no different from the Higgs boson being named after Peter Higgs and Satyendra Nath Bose. Higgs gets the honour because he wrote the first paper on it, regardless of how many people contributed to the theory. Really, you should be thankful I'm going with Waldinger instead of Enochian particle.
Agreed. There's really no reason why Parson has to be involved with this. Anyway, I'm crafting fake Facebook accounts to look like his sisters' old college classmates, and hopefully one of them takes the bait and allows me access to their private friend posts.
Enochian particle sounds like, RADICALLY pompous so i think u made the right choice regardless i wouldnt even wanna claim that but. U really think u could isolate it so we can do a lil replicate?
Ok but not all of them at once or theyll wise up and be like i'm bein facebook hacked! oh no! I was gonna do something like leave a rly good google review for one of their businesses and then privately fb message them all like hi yr home goods saved my life i cant meet u for coffee but lets be friends and rly play unhappy housewife newly found besties w them
I've devised a theoretical model of the particle's composition and interactions, based on my observations. All that remains is capturing one accurately so we can verify the theory. The scope of your cellular vision means that the Waldinger particles must be large enough to be seen with a microscope, and it's their ephemerality and rapid vibration which makes it difficult to fix an image without distortion artifacts. So. I have a long list of imaging methods to run through, one by one. And I can't do it without an assistant, since my illusions collapse when I see the particles myself.
Please. This is not my first time intruding into people's Facebook accounts. [...] What if they are just nice people, and Parson's happy with them?
Edited (i don't know anything about science, please do not come for my ass) 2023-09-25 04:52 (UTC)
I'm not quite sure how things will look after we do replicate them. But my theory is that I should be able to "attach" an illusion to the artificially created Waldinger particles, and the illusion should sustain itself without my supervision.
They're not wrong, are they? He isn't the same as he was before. It may be that the ultimate thing Parson needs is to ungraft Gavin's imprint from his brain, so he can return to normal.
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[...] His sister (Brenda; reddish streaks in her hair, older) was like, worried about him. Bc he hasn't been the same S I N C E (dot dot dot) (implied) and [...] i guess that makes sense. She asked him to come home.
I don't think he did.
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What was your impression of their relationship? Parson and his sister, I mean. She must care about him if she's showing worry for him.
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[...] it was a little difficult because I think she was just like. Representing his whole family. Her voice sounded like more people's voices. It felt like his family, all of them, not just her? You know?
He helped dye her hair when he was little, and he admired her then. At least.
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Well. That sounds very [...] loving.
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Come on. Don’t like. Say it like that.[…] I think they care about him. I doubt they understand.
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Say it like what? It's lovely that he comes from such a warm family. Not surprising that such well-balanced people don't know what to do with someone like Gavin.
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Well. U know the most apparently well balanced families on the surface are often the most actually fucked up. They probably just don’t actually want any more drama. Rude.
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Or the Gavin part of him has confused Parson's family relationships for his own, and now he can't stand his siblings either. I suppose we'll see once the holidays come around.
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[…] Huh no I actually wonder.
It was Gavin who opened the door for her. That could be like. Symbolic?
WE should try to like. Interlope the v healthy Starlings this yr since they didn’t get to party w a Waldinger last time
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Interesting. It wouldn't be that difficult to find their names and addresses.
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THAT would be mean.
But like. It would be so good of us to reach out and how else
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In another world, we could've been in-laws. But first, reconnaissance. I'm sending you a collaborative spreadsheet. We need to collect information on every member of his family in order to devise the optimal strategy for approaching them.
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[...] BUT if u have any REALly fun projects PLEASE wait for next week, I'm goin full time at research.
Which will be like, super easy, I'm doin a lil preliminary peek and knock these ppl are on FACEbook holy shit we could be at their door by morning.
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I'm gladYou're really happyThis is a much better use of your[...] I do, actually. I spent some time looking at Parson's illusions with your eyes, and I think we may be able to duplicate the Waldinger particles.So they are. Aw, some of them are happily married too. With children! How adorably conventional.
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Y and Parson isn't. I wonder what they're really like He never speaks about them, does he?
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I asked him about marriage once, and he said he'd only get married as "part of a madcap scheme to secure citizenship for a desperate, handsome stranger."
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So if anything they should be named that bc of me.
[...] Huh.
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Brenda must be the one he's closest to. [...] Honestly, I've never really tried to ask him about his family.
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But no. Neither have I [...] N i don't think we should this should be like, independent research we can talk to him when we're like, on the way to their homes
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Agreed. There's really no reason why Parson has to be involved with this. Anyway, I'm crafting fake Facebook accounts to look like his sisters' old college classmates, and hopefully one of them takes the bait and allows me access to their private friend posts.
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Ok but not all of them at once or theyll wise up and be like i'm bein facebook hacked! oh no! I was gonna do something like leave a rly good google review for one of their businesses and then privately fb message them all like hi yr home goods saved my life i cant meet u for coffee but lets be friends and rly play unhappy housewife newly found besties w them
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Please. This is not my first time intruding into people's Facebook accounts. [...] What if they are just nice people, and Parson's happy with them?
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[…] Then we’re assholes, knock, but we knew that
If he was happy with them he might’ve spoken to them.
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