Popular Science | Thursday, 3rd period

[what_the_shock]

Okay, so Miguel had spent yesterday at the onsen, reviewed the "class materials" he had, and been inspired.

"There are a lot of films about time machines," he started. "And we're not even counting whatever it is Portalocity does, just normal, travels-through-time-in-the-same-timeline stuff. There's also a lot of different ways to make one. So, here. I'll show you two different movie clips, and you can decide which one you want to go for. Use Victorian electronics, or a hot tub. Then we can discuss which one is more unlikely."

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Listen to the lecture!

[what_the_shock]

Watch the film clips. Decide which you want to go for.

Re: Listen to the lecture!

[always_someone]

Norman watched the clips. Considered his options.

And then decided he'd probably go for the Victorian one if only because he didn't need to wear a swimsuit for it.

Re: Listen to the lecture!

[white_oleander]

See, now this was a class very relevant to Astrid's interests that didn't make her feel weird. And while her situation apparently put her in the 'whatever it is Portalocity does' category, she was interested in the other apparent methods, too.

Even if she was pretty sure the hot tub one couldn't even remotely be possible. But what the hell did she know? It wasn't like any of it made any actual sense anyway.