R>F Question

[Hixkaryana]

Character views the cosmology as a thought, and the cosmology resides in it as a swirl of memories. All planes of existence in the cosmology are said to be made of conscious particles, with the character being certainly pure consciousness. The cosmology changes as the character's consciousness changes.

Is this R>F

 

[Hixkaryana]

Boomp

 

[Blackdragonq1]

I don't think it's enough

 

[Hixkaryana]

I don't think it's enough

Is it supporting material?

 

[Quibster]

The standards for R>F aren't loose enough to give a simple answer. You're always going to need scanned material to determine qualifiers. Even then, it's a really strict guideline.

So what's this from?

 

[Hixkaryana]

The standards for R>F aren't loose enough to give a simple answer.

You're always going to need scanned material to determine qualifiers. Even then, it's a really strict guideline.

Alright, thank you.

 

[Wikisource]

Character views the cosmology as a thought, and the cosmology resides in it as a swirl of memories. All planes of existence in the cosmology are said to be made of conscious particles, with the character being certainly pure consciousness. The cosmology changes as the character's consciousness changes.

Is this R>F

This sounds like Idealism than R/F.

 

[Hixkaryana]

This sounds like Idealism than R/F.

Yeah..which is still hard to scale.

 

[Wikisource]

Yeah..which is still hard to scale.

View a cosmology like thought can be R/F but with the rest of OP, seems no.

 

[Hixkaryana]

View a cosmology like thought can be R/F but with the rest of OP, seems no.

Noted! Thanks for the help