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And then you encounter someone like Jemini.

Hey, of I don't know how it works then I have no idea how I'm gonna say "it doesn't work like that."

What?

If I don't know how something works then I can't explain why it's wrong.

Lol, as if someone like Jemini would care.

Just to double check, you are referring to the British pop band Jemini, right?

Probably why I should write science fiction. I’m OCD enough to beat those “scientists” at their own game.

Anon is gonna to become an astrophysicist in the process of writing Sci-fi just to prove the scientists wrong.

More like, I’ll be making sure whatever I write won’t be unprovable in the next 100+ years.

I was talking about people who barge in uninvited and start teaching you stuff even though you didn't ask.

That is how science works. They have a theory until it can be proven wrong by another theory. Unless if that theory goes against precedented science so you gotta destroy the evidence. Thanks Smithsonian.

@SailusGebel Jehovah's witnesses?

@Paul_Tromba Jemini's witnesses.

best method is to never explain it. keep it as vague as possible and let readers come to their own conclusion and argue in the comments, driving up your engagement.

And then you encounter Jemini's witnesses.

Jemini's stuff is not as detailed as some other system novels. I read a novel where there were 12 types of elemental magics. Each fairy could have not one but several types of magic and that defined their race. I think that would mean there could be 12 factorial types of fairies, each with their own specific name.

Oh, you meant Jemini on the forums. Now I feel stupid.

It's not about how deailed stuff in the novels is, it's about how often you come uninvited and start lecturing everyone else.

I think trolling uninvited is much more welcomed than lecturing uninvited.