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But what if it's the case?so you trying to label them as biased is not going to help your argument whatsoever.
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But what if it's the case?so you trying to label them as biased is not going to help your argument whatsoever.
Guideline for handling disagreement between staff members during content revision threads:But what if it's the case?
Exactly, pretty muchGuideline for handling disagreement between staff members during content revision threads:
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They are saying fire dew≠ source but ducking when scans for anti feats or Statement are asked. Seriously I am kinda disappointed in their judgement atleast prove what they say. Lmao. Will wait for Elizha and Dereck to comment at this pointEither way, I am still asking myself what exactly they disagreed? That source is not firedew?
They are said to be equivalent, not to govern the same thing.The Fire Dew explanation makes it completely different from the source of the individual when it's something else it's governing, not the lives, just the earth.
You are required to send anti-feat for this that is presented in the verse. Not sure, why should I take your word against the author's words?
I never said it was the case, I said that what if It happened in general, I wasn't refering to this specific moment.@God900 How about you prove it instead of throwing around false accusations? Because labeling people as biased isn't going to help you win people over.
Well well who knows.But what if it's the case?
I used the same argument in that thread you disagreed, glass, like choose a stance.@ImmortalDread And there's clearly a distinction between one source and the other in the series given how everyone has their own unique source and it's not shared among everyone like how the concept of death is shared among all life in the world. Again this just sounds like something for the fire dew at best, not something that makes them one and the same with other folks' individual source, because if that's true then nuking someone's source would also affect the reality they're in, and last time I checked destroying their source means only they just die.
lol..?Also why are you telling me to reopen this thread? It wasn't even closed in the first place.
That's not even problem actually scan literally states destruction of Source does decreases world magic power of the world. And we know it's refering to Fire dew that's the only magic power of the world which has been stated so far in the series.I used the same argument in that thread you disagreed, glass.
Chapter 418Misha kept her mouth shut for a moment and looked down.
Then she uttered a cutting voice.
"The total amount of potential magic in this world is constantly decreasing."
"Hmmm. The total amount, huh?"
"The sum of the power of all things that have magic power, including demons, humans, magic tools, magic swords, and holy swords?"
Misha nodded quietly, "Magic power does not circulate completely. Some of it spills over and eventually disappears."
If the total amount of magical power in the world continues to decrease, it is reasonable to assume that there are lives that cannot be reincarnated or transmigrated.
There will be lives like my father, Celis Voldigoad, who lost his magical power.
And if there is no more magic power to lose, the root itself will eventually disappear.
There's a limit to being skepticalOh yeah, I’m biased because I’m being skeptical of your obscure light/web novel verse.
Never called anyone an idiot, i admit to calling you blind and telling you to gtfoNot the person who keeps labeling others as wrong or idiots or telling them to get the f#ck out of the thread because they’re too blind according to them.
Way ahead of youGrow up and accept how things work here.
I understand that perfectly but even when evidence was presented that blatantly portrayed something as red, you were still maintaining your stance that it's blue.People are going to ask questions on the arguments, or find them very iffy, so you trying to label them as biased is not going to help your argument whatsoever.
It does just there's still fire dew either way. The total amount continues to reduce and the smaller it gets, the weaker reality gets and once it falls below an unspecified point, that reality gets destroyed. Each individual Life has a miniscule effect on reality. This is potency or scale which still doesn't disprove the current claim.because if that's true then nuking someone's source would also affect the reality they're in, and last time I checked destroying their source means only they just die.
In a world without the blessing of the Lord God, there is no consistency of order, and the fire dew overflows outside. The destination is the end of the world.
I apologize again. I've calmed down now though I'll probably still take a break.If you’re telling me to gtfo you’re basically not even arguing anymore.
It’s fine, if you can’t control your emotions due to IRL situations then you should take a break, because this isn’t going to help if you lash out at anyone.
Touhou is completely different in the sense that it very directly confirms that the names humans give things are the same as the names that govern gods. The same cannot be said for an individual's source and the source of the earth/fire dew.@Theglassman12
I regret to inform you that it is too late, as I am currently in the process of preparing myself to depart for the student's residence.
Fuji employed this precise argument to establish that names correspond to CM type 1, on the grounds that "names of gods" technically denotes concepts, although within the given context it conveys the meaning of "names" in a literal sense. Likewise, in this instance, the source of the earth or a person may be regarded as identical if their attributes and properties are equivalent.
Based on your agreement with Fuji's position, it seems probable that you share a similar perspective in this case.
Furthermore, I no longer intend to contend that the source is not the same as the fire-few, as the translator has confirmed the accuracy of this assertion within the verse.
While you are free to disagree with the thread, doing so is akin to disputing the fact that a tree is green.
As such, I have summoned additional members of the staff to review this matter.
No one is saying source is not fire dew, at least not to my knowledge and I hope not. The term were used interchangeably. The first mention of fire dew liken it to the term source for human. What Planck and Glass are saying to my knowledge is that, the application is different.
One governs humans and another governs orders. So saying they were called the same name is naming fallacy and frankly not flying with me or them if I may say.
We know fire dew is the source of the world that governs orders in the world, and we know source or fire dews of humans governs them and them alone.
I saw an interesting quote from the one @Tatsumi504 said I should check, Fire dew is the collection of sources in a world, he said something about destruction when it is reduced but I have not seen enough to come to that conclusion. Which does not mean potency in any way but rather verse mechanics, fire dew which is the combination of all sources in the world governs orders in the verse. but a claimed source and ordinary one source of an individual person governs a single person.
Misha kept her mouth shut for a moment and looked down.
Then she uttered a cutting voice.
"The total amount of potential magic in this world is constantly decreasing."
"Hmmm. The total amount, huh?"
"The sum of the power of all things that have magic power, including demons, humans, magic tools, magic swords, and holy swords?"
Misha nodded quietly, "Magic power does not circulate completely. Some of it spills over and eventually disappears."
If the total amount of magical power in the world continues to decrease, it is reasonable to assume that there are lives that cannot be reincarnated or transmigrated.
There will be lives like my father, Celis Voldigoad, who lost his magical power.
And if there is no more magic power to lose, the root itself will eventually disappear.
The fact those names don't even govern reality makes my argument perfectly fine here.Touhou is completely different in the sense that it very directly confirms that the names humans give things are the same as the names that govern gods. The same cannot be said for an individual's source and the source of the earth/fire dew.
If you have no stakes here, slightly unfollow the thread. The matter of fact that the discussion is not even finished and got closed quickly make it quite suspicious, it was not even 1 day. Also, it is not your verse, since you don't own it. It's public verse.Quit it with this false equivalency bullshit. I have no stakes here but I don't like people using my verse as proof of their arguments when they've already proven they know very little about the verse in question.
Go to the first page and see their disagreement reason.No one is saying source is not fire dew
Oh wait, I am requesting re-opening it since you rushed into closing it. Hell, even my friends DMed me and said that's ******* hilarious that's they were sleeping and did not get chance to respond.If you hate it so much, then downgrade it.
Oh wait.
Sure, go right ahead. I'm pretty confident in my 4 staff disagreements against your 1 staff agreementOh wait, I am requesting re-opening it since you rushed into closing it. Hell, even my friends DMed me and said that's ******* hilarious that's they were sleeping and did not get chance to respond.
Wonder why the rush
Sure, go right ahead. I'm pretty confident in my 4 staff disagreements against your 1 staff agreement
Oh glad that's cleared upNo one is saying source is not fire dew, at least not to my knowledge and I hope not. The term were used interchangeably.
There is no difference in their application. The source is and has always been fire dew. It governs/influences Order which governs reality and also governs an individual existence.The first mention of fire dew liken it to the term source for human. What Planck and Glass are saying to my knowledge is that, the application is different.
One governs humans and another governs orders
There is no distinction between the two. The World itself doesn't have a source (source in the sense of an individual concept of it's own). The total amount of Fire Dew is what sustains the World.We know fire dew is the source of the world that governs orders in the world, and we know source or fire dews of humans governs them and them alone.
Now we're finally starting to see the big picture.I saw an interesting quote from the one @Tatsumi504 said I should check, Fire dew is the collection of sources in a world, he said something about destruction when it is reduced but I have not seen enough to come to that conclusion.
Verse mechanics? Probably but is it still about potency or scale? Yes, why? Because each individual fire dew/ claimed source, as you put it, still influences the stability of reality to a certain extent. Not completely destroying reality by destroying an individual one doesn't mean it's influence is zero, it's still there, just miniscule or unnoticeable.Which does not mean potency in any way but rather verse mechanics, fire dew which is the combination of all sources in the world governs orders in the verse. but a claimed source and ordinary one source of an individual person governs a single person.