Recent content by Bohandas

People with normal trichromatic vision can definitely distinguish colors that people with dichromatic colorblindness can't, why should that pattern not continue with the introduction of new cones?

I like this a lot

Also the place's flag looks like this: The symbol of the philosopher's stone colored in in the colors of the radiation trefoil. Transmutation of elements indeed

And importantly they insinuated themselves as nobility due to the influence of their businesses rather the other way around

Castle Bravo - A kingdom that's a metaphor for the atomic bomb and where all of the stuff is named after bomb tests or specific devices, with locations like Castle Bravo and characters like the Orange Herald, the Fat Man, and Ivy Mike. I imagine it as being a surreal dreamlike Carcosa-esque...

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Yes the British one, the one that conquered India with a bigger army than its home nation

Again though, the East India Company was around for like 300 years

Give it long enough and there isn't a difference between those two extremes. Imagine you take a bottle and fill it - in layers - with different colors of sand. The bottle now has several lines of color. Now shake it, and shake it again, keep shaking it and shaking it and shaking it. The layers...

There's this, and there's also the converse. If we go the other way and make good too idealized then it becomes unable to defend itself of accomplish anything. Tangentially, I recently remembered something like an argument for neutrality that I encountered in a scientific source. Chapters 10...

"What makes a man turn neutral. Is it lust for gold? Power? Or were you just born with a heart full of neutrality?" -Zapp Branigan

Planar [sic] Handbook pg 142, column 1. An old 3.5e planes supplement

Has anyone posted this yet:

In some editions the Lady is lawful neutral rather than true neutral