[UA] Sit still, will you!

[Michael Daisey]

John Tynes wrote:
> 
> >There is your taboo. You have to upgrade (i.e. relearn) cybermancy every few
> >years or so, in order to keep up with times :)
> 
> Heh. Yeah, you could model this on Linux, where there's one central guy
> behind the cybermancy project. But every twelve months, all the formula
> spells stop working because he's issued the next upgrade, with
> all-different spells and charge sources.
> 
> <- John Tynes - rev at tccorp.com - http://www.John.Tynes.com/ ->
> "I'm never gonna know you now,
> but I'm gonna love you anyhow."
> Elliott Smith, "Waltz #2 (XO)"

	I still don't love compumancy, but this is a clever idea.

	Side note: like Cliomancy, does anybody have ideas for the
	"fathers" of magickal methods?  fleshies and drunks seem too
	old to have a root master, but how about chaos mages?

	I rather like the idea that despite how "individual" entropomancy
	seems to some, there is one authority who wrote the book and
	everybody is basically treading water in a field he created.


-- 
Michael Daisey
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"It is not the oath that makes us believe the man, but the man the
oath." Aeschylus (525-456 B.C.), Greek dramatist. Fragments, no. 385.