volition
So, stepping out of the ‘verse for a moment, why does paracausality exist? Thematically speaking, the existence of paracausality says something very important about the nature of the universe. It means that it’s impossible to deny the existence of free will. (Or, rather, you can, but it’s about
ontotechnology
impossipoint (n.): In studies of paracausality (q.v.), the exact when-where at which a miracle (q.v.) occurs. Named so in part because they are where the impossible happens; named so in part also because the frustratingly subtle nature of miracles makes it bloody impossible to detect one. – Glossary of
religion
(The kind that’s made of ideas, not the kind that outgrabes…) So, Mark Atwood sent me a link to this: Who worships an evil god? Someone has realized that the lovecraftian gods are effective as myth because they are basically the eikones of the human species, hiding in plain