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MS Image-generator belched it up. Took a few rounds of prompts and misadventures

I decided to go back-fill the old chapters leading up to the ship. Please ignore

https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigatio … 024-09-26/

"Laser sword" should be next

In this state, does the nature of his environmental condition (eg cold / hot) bother him? Can he sit around for ten thousand years and wait for colonists to show up so he can make a new body?

If Romano in the real timeline sins but this one does not, does he still get into heaven?

If both are perfect, do they both get to heaven? Or are there separate heavens for them to go to?

In my main series, when K@jo gets into the angels story-world, he immediately looks up God and challenges him to chess, figuring if he can hold his own against the creator of the universe for a few dozen moves, he's on good footing. God proceeds to trounce him in a 1-move checkmate, the impossibility of which turns the board into a thermonuclear chain reaction.

Noting this. Omnipotence is also hard to write

They're near the end of reading, and I fear the fate of yet another draft has been ascertained. Pity. I thought this one was finally headed out the door.

If I can stick to a firm One-chapter-a-day, it'll take about a month. But I really want to be working on my angel story. Choices, choices.

When he accepted the challenge, he already knew the Holy Spirit would wall him off shortly after. He also knew Satan would change his pick, and he knew what the new choice would be

Once God agrees, he basically instantly wins (or is imperfect and failed to predict the outcome)

You have a job interview tomorrow, and your omniscience tells you you got the job. You know if you don't get the job, you'll be shot.

Next day, you find you have blocked off memories of the outcome.

Now, you don't particularly want to get shot, so although you no longer know the outcome, you realize you wouldn't have agreed to an outcome where that was a possibility. It follows that you had agreed to it knowing back then you were going to succeed.

Had you agreed back then and then now fail, you were never omniscient in the first place.

Unfortunately, this solution creates a plot hole in a plot hole. Maybe you can just brush over it instead?

Actually, chatting with them, I can kinda see why they're using the capitals, since I'm kind of re-purposing an existing word. Unlike City/city or Village/village, niche generally can't refer to a settlement on its own. I should consider coining my own phrase.