C. D. - character development

"So were a little slow on technology...but what truly is amazing is that the next generation.relizes things the adults do not. Just things that involve common sense..."

"Absolutely," agrees Skipper. "How does that relate to your previous point?"

"Nevermind. It's just that right now the majority thinks the world is going to end on May 21st. I mean if the world is going to end what are we going to do about it?"

"What? Why will your world end on that day?"

"Never said it was going to. People think so...because all the planets are going to a line and apparently beings are goin to tell us were wrong." said Evan shaking his head.

Dan:
"We dont need nuclear fusion Earth is a backwater compared to Genesis its a slum" I say "Genesis runs off of the energy created from hydrogen bonding, basically water"

"There's a lot people don't relize." said Evan.

condog wrote:Dan:
"We dont need nuclear fusion Earth is a backwater compared to Genesis its a slum" I say "Genesis runs off of the energy created from hydrogen bonding, basically water"

"Wow. You create energy by waiting for water to cool down," sneers Skipper. "I suppose we must all bow down to your superior powers of technology. Do you want a flint axehead?"

"Ok. Enough. Let's not get into a fight over "who's planet is the best"." said Cassie.

"hey, that's not what I'm arguing!" cries Skipper, raising all four hands in a sign that says 'whoa, easy'. "We're a bit rural here."

Dan:
"No, hydrogen bonding is when hydrogen and oxygen bond together to become water. The energy given off by that is very powerful when tempered correctly, one gallon of water can take a Planet Shaker from Exodus to Earth. Well it doesnt matter anymore because Exodus was terminated by the Varanidae"

"No, hydrogen bonding is the intermolecular force caused by the high electronegativity of hydrogen and the electropositivity of oxygen... Or possibly the other way around... Creating a dipole in the molecule, allowing it to act as a rudimentary form of magnet, and explaining the bizarre behaviour of water. You are referring to a slightly souped-up version of the rocket-fuel reaction used by the ancients to launch their flying coffins into pathetic orbits," explains Skipper.

((I took physics and chemistry: be careful what you say. ;D))

(CRAP! IVE ONLY TAKEN EIGHTH GRADE PHYSICAL SCIENCE ON THE SUBJECT I NEED MORE SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

condog wrote:(CRAP! IVE ONLY TAKEN EIGHTH GRADE PHYSICAL SCIENCE ON THE SUBJECT I NEED MORE SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

((If you want a plausible source of energy better than nuclear fusion, I suggest some kind of harnessing of a tiny gravitational singularity. It's pseudoscience, but it's high-level enough to impress most people into submission. i.e. A-level stuff. Most people don't take physics that far. If you really want, I'll dig up some links and message you sometime.))

(That would be great I am really interested in science but I don't have the resources)

((That's understandable. I won't do it tonight, but maybe tomorrow or the day after.))

"Ugh. Let's not talk about science..." Evan groaned.

"Not much of a scientist?" asks Skipper.

"No. Artist." said Evan.

"That's cool," says Skipper. "There's a gallery in the city somewhere."

"I wanna see it!" exclaimed Evan.

"Okay," says Skipper. "Let's leave... quietly."

"Ok," said Evan, and one by on the group tip toed out of the building.

Dan:
I move forward and follow them.

Skipper walks them down the road, and into the art gallery.