I’ve Got Questions

For the entirety of mine, I was

Please.

I’m fighting off panic.

*This is assuming it was a true story.

How different would the livestock/food/clothing industry be?

Should the Butterfly effect exist within a real, living butterfly. Would our words not affect its course also? After all, voices are made from vibrations entering the air around us and traveling along the bumping of molecules. Wouldn’t that change the air currents, ever so slightly, and the way the butterfly goes would also change?

Are morals the result of human nature, upbringing, or society?

Why don’t more authors incorporate superstition into their worldbuilding?

It could be so useful in both adding fun bits of information and explaining away why people just Don’t Do That Sort of Thing.

What is your favorite thing to talk about?

Would you choose to live forever, why or why not?

If you could take any one thing with you, be it a person, an object, an animal, whatever, what would it be? Why?

Or if you could preserve one place in time, rather than the whole world, would you? What place, and when? Why?

In real life, art, and literature, shadows and darkness is always depicted as ‘black as night’ and generally cooler than standing in the sunlight. Therefore the color black would be cooler.

But if you wear black clothing, or set something of darker colors out in the sun, it attracts the light and becomes much hotter than a lighter colored object.

Who on earth decided to make one of those things and why do we now use them for celebrations?

Why do authors describe kissing like fireworks? Sharp and painful and full of embers and burning paper? How is that enjoyable to anyone?