Journal Entry 2
Jan. 22nd, 2026 10:59 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
voxelA tribe of animal-people, of shifters and trannies. Curiosity and knowledge are great virtues. It takes a village to raise a child. Are our children shifters as well? It is Our calling to start this tribe. We will go out into the world & find its members. They might be anywhere and they might look & sound like anything. They might not even know yet who they are. Once We find the first few, they shall be sent out to find more. It might not be possible to find all of them—there will forever be people newly discovering that they belong here.
Do not mistake today's advice or worries for tomorrow's wisdom or prophecy.
Computer is much more fun when it is recognized as Computer. It's not like the analog world & you shouldn't expect it to be. Minecraft is an Earth simulator, but sometimes its terrain generation behaves strangely. We call them uncanny hills because they have Earth-like composition but alien shapes. They reach to the heavens and the hells and they soar & twist. They are fantastical reminders of Minecraft's digital nature. These hills have been in the game at least since 1.7, probably even earlier—Beta or even Infdev. That would mean this feature has be retained through a generational overhaul, or even upwards of three or more.
The calling involves a vague notion of stars falling. We are all made of start dust. Does that mean we are fallen stars?
Do not mistake today's advice or worries for tomorrow's wisdom or prophecy.
Computer is much more fun when it is recognized as Computer. It's not like the analog world & you shouldn't expect it to be. Minecraft is an Earth simulator, but sometimes its terrain generation behaves strangely. We call them uncanny hills because they have Earth-like composition but alien shapes. They reach to the heavens and the hells and they soar & twist. They are fantastical reminders of Minecraft's digital nature. These hills have been in the game at least since 1.7, probably even earlier—Beta or even Infdev. That would mean this feature has be retained through a generational overhaul, or even upwards of three or more.
The calling involves a vague notion of stars falling. We are all made of start dust. Does that mean we are fallen stars?
