Infinite Earths

Remember that time you went up in a hot air balloon?

I'm from another dimension, I guess you could say. Nothing insanely different about this one over the other except I'm male.

>>18646538
Same. In my reality, I'm an attack helicopter.

I don't know why these topics are made. If anyone claims as such, it's going to be met with disbelief and claims of roleplaying.

>>18646548
Were you like KIT from Knight Rider or just a normal non-sentient one? Either way, that had to be a hell of a transition.

>>18646554
Everything is sentient. Everything.
Anyways, for the transition, yeah, it's hard. I miss being able to fly. Your shoes and joints are shitty shock absorbers. And you guys really seem to hate Pinochet. We helicopters love him because he loved us helicopters like no one else.

Remember kids, don't tell the time police the colour of your anti-psychotic tablets or they might abduct you.

If our dimension-hopping consists entirely of going to dimensions where pop-culture quotes are slightly different than we remember, then we might actually have the lamest dimension-hopping system in the book.

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>>18647105
Judging from the way some people flip the fuck out when obscure movie titles are different from the version they recall from memory, that is perhaps the threshold of timeline changing that our society can handle at this moment.

Even if factually no timeline changing ever occurred, and all of these are merely personal memory mistakes, the way people emotionally react when they *believe* that a timeline change occurred serves as a metric to judge whether or not a society is ready for more extreme changes, if indeed such a thing is even possible at all.

Just imagine how people would respond, if for instance, magical girls in the past and future were released from their cursed fate of becoming witches in the penultimate timeline before the new world. For all intents and purposes, witches would never have existed.

You'd just have these people who go around saying "Hey, where did all the ' ' go?" And others would have no idea what that word even was.

"Magical girls? What the fuck? Those don't even exist. Those have never existed."

So my point is, perhaps its for the best that pop-culture quotes are the extent of people's maybe timeline changing / maybe fallacious memory experiences. I don't know if our society could handle self proclaimed time travelers hunting for witches that never existed.

In all honesty, I can say dimension hopping is legit. At least via the soul.

>>18645631
>Are you certain that you're in the proper continuity/timeline/universe you were always meant to be in?

Yes, and this one fucking blows, but I'm in the "right" one.

>>18647609
Go to the left one then next time.

>>18646570
holy kek

bampu

>Are you certain that you're in the proper continuity/timeline/universe you were always meant to be in?
Who gives a shit?

>If not, then what are you doing in this one?
Fucking shit up? Same as I'd be doing wherever it was that I was meant to be? Seriously who gives a shit? Y'all are overthinking crap that makes no fucking difference in our miserable, puny lifespans.

>>18645631
Are you trying to say that there is no narrative at all, and we just pick important shit that we like or seems more probable and make a narrative out of it?

I can't even begin to wrap my head around that but I bet if I could it would be liberating (if it's true)

>>18650236
What if the fact that you even have a puny lifespan is something that you have accepted to be true, but isn't?
What if you've been here for eons and not just the 20-something years you think?

>>18650248
Again, who gives a shit? I'm willing to accept that in a second. It wouldn't change a thing.

>>18650306
You obviously don't, but that doesn't mean other people can't

>>18650379
Sure they can, but I reserve my right to believe they shouldn't, and they're wasting they time if they do.

>>18650509
*their time, sorry about that.