Your inner world sounds rather "solid" compared to ours. Our inner world is rather prone to being warped by the will of those within it. For example if we created prisons like the humans in your system have, the personalities we were trying to imprison would just will them into non-existance.
So I guess my question is has your inner world always been as "solid" as it is now, or did you do something to make it that way?
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Date: 2004-09-27 05:37 pm (UTC)Your inner world sounds rather "solid" compared to ours. Our inner world is rather prone to being warped by the will of those within it. For example if we created prisons like the humans in your system have, the personalities we were trying to imprison would just will them into non-existance.
So I guess my question is has your inner world always been as "solid" as it is now, or did you do something to make it that way?
-BL