Frustration
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..... ok then. was not expecting that.
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Let's take a talking sword from a more clasic fantasy, does this sword have the same moral value as a human being? See above and on Adonalsium we don't know enough to say anything, may or may not have had a vessel
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Spren hold the same moral value as Amazon's Alexa or Siri do. They are AI nothing more, they aren't living beings and do not recieve the same value living beings do.
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I mean it's possible, but Honor did spend his last moments giving Humanity the visions and ordering the Stormfather to bond. The only time Honor showed not to understand humans is when he was being splintered, but when your mind is being ripped apart I don't think we can take that as an indicater for what kind of person you are. Only the weaker/younger spren would take a nap, older ones would be perfectly fine. But yes I agree completly Obedient but reluctant?
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That is exactly what's happening But they retain free will do they not? They have the ability to make choices not to choose the consequences of their actions, that's freedom. Unlike humans, spren's lives have no value. Shallan's life would have been in less danger if she never formed a bond Not one of Dalinar, Jasnah, Lift, Stump, or the Shoemaker were in danger of death without their bonds I fail to see how death without the bond is irreversibly linked to it.
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Hold on, how is that the bad part? Becoming better is always good.
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They can: Break bond, not swear new oaths, or separate from their spren(until 5th ideal) nothing stops them What's funny about that? I find it admirable. COULD cost them, and that is an external circustance completly and uterly separate from the bond itself
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You still have the freedom to choose, you just have to live with the consequences Eh, if a spren is willing to bond you you have already started living the ideals, and platueing isn't unheard of. Well for the most part the spren don't know either Refusal costs them nothing but the powers I don't understand what you are saying They still have that freedom, always have.
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Extreme depends on context, and sometime, what is considered "extreme" is the right thing. I mean, bondsmiths exist for a reason. That's life though isn't it? Having to remove the filter of other people and the world at large to find absolute truth? I don't think an inflexible moral code is neccesarily a bad thing So inconsistency is better? Breaking codes is better than not doing so? I'm afraid I don't understand this line.
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I wouldn't even sugest anti-matter if it were otherwise
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And Victory
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That's the one I was using I ment 1,000 kg is more than it can handle
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Given that 1,000 grams or even Kilograms isn't unreasonable for soulcasters, and the amount of kilotons of nuclear payload that is equivelant to is more than the nuke simulater I was able to find is capable of processing I think anti-matter can easily get to country levels of destruction
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I love this thread.
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I believe Tamu Keks were bone in Prime, it'd be weird for that to change
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well there are thousands of Fused but only ten Heralds. The Heralds had to be just as good if not better than all of them combined.
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Now that's the right mindset All things on this thread lead back to me. ... Did I just preform Coutp d'etat on Ink?
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Anyway back to our regularly scedueled program @Lews Therin @Elend Venture @Inquisitor #5
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@Elf_at_heart please don't double post.
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yep, Over in Snaderson memes. It was a really good meme that started it to, but then they just kept mentioning Chaos.
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mentioned chaos like 5 times. Don't do it he wasn't pleased, but Writer lived.
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They lived.
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You'll live. @Aspiring Writer can confirm this for me.
