Actually, I was going at it from the maths direction. Angles are more of a Euclidean thing. The Mythos uses non-Euclidean geometry, and as such, parabola and other such curves.E.A. Lovecraft wrote:Grammar nerd.Jesus Prime wrote:It's non-Euclidean.
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doesn't anybody remember the end of call of cthulhu where one of the sailors is swallowed by an angle that appears acute but behaves obtuse.. or the other way around
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JJ Burke, doesn't anybody remember the end of call of cthulhu where one of the sailors is swallowed by an angle that appears acute but behaves obtuse.. or the other way around
I just watched the silent film Call Of Cthulhu and must say they did an excellent job portraying that exposition.
I just watched the silent film Call Of Cthulhu and must say they did an excellent job portraying that exposition.
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hah! you're just mad because i out-nerded your math with mythos scriptureJesus Prime wrote:Bah, shurrup.
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Infiltrate... the enemy fortress... Outer Heaven!JJ Burke wrote:hah! you're just mad because i out-nerded your math with mythos scriptureJesus Prime wrote:Bah, shurrup.
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