Jul 4
my heart is freaking crying. no spoilers.
but also it's like nonlinear dynamics in that it is sensitive to initial conditions and yet there is a attractor that the trajectories always end up converging to.
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my heart is freaking crying. no spoilers.
but also it's like nonlinear dynamics in that it is sensitive to initial conditions and yet there is a attractor that the trajectories always end up converging to.
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I typically spend my days focused on code/math stuff (which I still do) but I've been trying to implement more "down time" and I've been reading this visual novel story and it's so good you guys must read it if you can. It's considered "horror" but more so existential rather than your typical "horror" whatever that means.
It's called Z.A.T.O. // I Love the World and Everything In It.
It's on steam and I believe it's free but it's so good so far. Or at least I find it interesting because I love a good psychological/existential/epistemological dive. Plus I think the writing is beautiful lmao.
My heart is freaking crying. I’m playing What remains of Edith finch and the story is heartbreaking poor little molly 😭