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6/30/2025, 11:22:17 AM
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>In Mage and perhaps some others, but W:tA took the position that science is a correct way of discovering things about the world, which is why the Weaver is interested in it, as the Weaver itself does not know the entirety of what it spun. Its goal is very much like the Infosphere from Futurama. At any rate, in Werewolf, the planet is billions of years old, dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals actually existed, and space is space rather than a part of the spirit world.
At least don't speak out of your ass anon.
>In Mage and perhaps some others, but W:tA took the position that science is a correct way of discovering things about the world, which is why the Weaver is interested in it, as the Weaver itself does not know the entirety of what it spun. Its goal is very much like the Infosphere from Futurama. At any rate, in Werewolf, the planet is billions of years old, dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals actually existed, and space is space rather than a part of the spirit world.
At least don't speak out of your ass anon.
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