0.21
Allidois Nguyen
Nov 2, 2019
Aug 13, 2019(7y)
Aug 13, 2027(357d)
Combat
Kills0
Losses3
Efficiency0%
ISK
Destroyed0
Lost95.50m
ISK Eff.0%
Solo
Solo Kills0
Solo Ratio0%
Final Blows0
Points0
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NPC Losses0
NPC Loss Ratio0%
Avg Kills/Day0.00
ActivityInactive
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Jin-Mei
0.21
Allidois Nguyen
Last Active
Nov 2, 2019
Birthday
Aug 13, 2019 (7 years old)
Next Birthday
Aug 13, 2027 (357 days)
Combat
Kills0
Losses3
Efficiency0%
Danger Ratio100%
ISK
Destroyed0
Lost95.50m
ISK Efficiency0%
Balance-95496572
Solo
Solo Kills0
Solo Ratio0%
Final Blows0
Points0
Other
NPC Losses0
NPC Loss Ratio0%
Avg Kills/Day0.00
ActivityInactive
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Bio
I'm interested in digging a vast, convoluted, labyrinthine complex in my basement, and im wondering what my options are in toronto. I have no experience, no skills, and no house, but I dont really see these obstacles as more than trivial, so I'd like to ask some of the theoretical questions around the vision of my grand scheme.
The walls of my attic suggested I do this digging (well, specifically the Shadow in the walls of the attic did), but they're reticent on the details of how such a project would work out either conceptually or logistically. Therefore, my plan is to begin digging immediately following this post, and check in periodically while I work. If I can work as such, while researching through this post, I'll gain valuable hours of digging.
My blueprint plan is as follows: I want to initially dig an equilateral triangle hole, with the triangle upward-oriented with one point touching my basement, and the other two points extending far below the first into the loam. The hole is a strong structural element, for it shares the load it bears across three 60 degree angles. Perfectly trivocated across a holy shape, the nullity of this space informs the structure of everything without. Standing outside of the lower structures, it will nonetheless orient them, the impossible centre of an infinite structure.
With the triangle hole completed, I will then pressurize the triangle until its walls bow out, as if it were made of mere lines drawn on on the surface of a balloon being inflated. Upon realizing its non-euclidean angles, oh, perfect sixties three and thy composite hundred and eighty, how ye fractured with new growths, by thy polyps the tri angle was circled
It will need no further structure but lines drawn deeper into katabasis, descent deeper further past the heat back to the cold empty so far below it sinks beyond comprehension and compresses that which is above to extend forever what is below. They could not build Babel because they built it to the sky, this is not the babble you take it for.
The walls of my attic suggested I do this digging (well, specifically the Shadow in the walls of the attic did), but they're reticent on the details of how such a project would work out either conceptually or logistically. Therefore, my plan is to begin digging immediately following this post, and check in periodically while I work. If I can work as such, while researching through this post, I'll gain valuable hours of digging.
My blueprint plan is as follows: I want to initially dig an equilateral triangle hole, with the triangle upward-oriented with one point touching my basement, and the other two points extending far below the first into the loam. The hole is a strong structural element, for it shares the load it bears across three 60 degree angles. Perfectly trivocated across a holy shape, the nullity of this space informs the structure of everything without. Standing outside of the lower structures, it will nonetheless orient them, the impossible centre of an infinite structure.
With the triangle hole completed, I will then pressurize the triangle until its walls bow out, as if it were made of mere lines drawn on on the surface of a balloon being inflated. Upon realizing its non-euclidean angles, oh, perfect sixties three and thy composite hundred and eighty, how ye fractured with new growths, by thy polyps the tri angle was circled
It will need no further structure but lines drawn deeper into katabasis, descent deeper further past the heat back to the cold empty so far below it sinks beyond comprehension and compresses that which is above to extend forever what is below. They could not build Babel because they built it to the sky, this is not the babble you take it for.
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