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7/20/2025, 10:03:09 AM
>>212915864
Yeah, Harland was totally cool with Sam's roided-up demolishing of his set.
That's unhinged.
Yeah, Harland was totally cool with Sam's roided-up demolishing of his set.
That's unhinged.
7/20/2025, 10:03:09 AM
>>22962199
Yeah, Harland was totally cool with Sam's roided-up demolishing of his set.
That's unhinged.
Yeah, Harland was totally cool with Sam's roided-up demolishing of his set.
That's unhinged.
7/13/2025, 1:59:04 PM
>/co/'s snoot game will be turning homestuck into a techno-gnostic masterpiece out of sheer disappointment
7/11/2025, 8:59:33 PM
7/10/2025, 11:45:22 AM
>>96050509
It's to do with pop culture at large. Psionics or psychics appeared not as a reference to the past, like magic and wizards do, but are often attached to the future. There's a regular theme of psychics being "the next step in human evolution", and lots of sci-fi uses them instead of wizards for this reason.
Basically, magic is old, psionics is new. They're the difference between a bow and arrow and a gun (not in terms of tech development, before some autist gets confused, but in cultural associations with time periods), or a horse and a car, or a book and a computer.
It's to do with pop culture at large. Psionics or psychics appeared not as a reference to the past, like magic and wizards do, but are often attached to the future. There's a regular theme of psychics being "the next step in human evolution", and lots of sci-fi uses them instead of wizards for this reason.
Basically, magic is old, psionics is new. They're the difference between a bow and arrow and a gun (not in terms of tech development, before some autist gets confused, but in cultural associations with time periods), or a horse and a car, or a book and a computer.
7/5/2025, 7:51:27 PM
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