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+ | ===== Prevalence ===== | ||
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+ | Sheathed Free Thread is a reasonably plentiful resource in the universe. Unlike Static Thread, it's in constant motion, following wells of gravity. However, unlike Dark or regular matter, it isn't **attracted** by gravity. | ||
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+ | This may seem like a strange assertion - why would something follow gravity wells without being attracted by gravity? The answer lies in a // | ||
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+ | Note that Thread does little to resist being moved from this point of preference. You can picture it like a single corn of dry rice in a perfectly smooth, semi-spherical bowl - if you let it go, it'll slide back to its point of rest at the exact centre of the bowl, but it's trivial to move and hold to any other point on the bowl. That said, unlike the rice corn, Thread moves at an effectively constant speed to return to its point of preference, and as already mentioned, its point of preference does not coincide with the centre of gravity. | ||
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+ | Once Thread is unsheathed and delivers its payload, its gone - so it's possible to deplete a region of space of (Free) Thread by harvesting/ | ||
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+ | ===== Dangers ===== | ||
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+ | In theory, it's possible to completely undo the universe with Thread. In practise, the necessary payload would be immense and cryptic. It's unlikely even a dedicated Threadwielder would be able to pull it off, even if they wanted to invest a billion years into the endeavour. |
thread.txt · Last modified: 2020-01-24 23:54 by pinkgothic