#futurefocused

Independent RP blog for Professor Turo from Pokémon Violet.

Written by Aadi

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Truth spell

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She couldn't help but break down laughing at that point- Something about the awkwardness of the situation and just the absurdity of the statement had her sides in stitches. "I-I guess so?! That's a whole new sentence right there." She chuckles and claps her hands once, shoving one hand in her pocket before hiding her mouth behind the other.

cmere - accepting

Turo: .. .----. -- / … --- .-. .-. -.-- (translation: I'M SORRY) Eternatus: What's that? Turo: Remorse code. Eternatus: I'm even angrier now.

“My area of study is Mega Evolution and the bond between Pokemon and their trainers that make that state of Evolution possible. 

Turo's Skeledirge had been using his Torch Song to calm the local pokemon down, as they had been agitated by something. Turo himself was wondering if a powerful pokemon's aura unnerving them or if someone was disturbing their habitat some how. When the both of them ran into another Skeledirge with their trainer, a girl in black, they wondered if they found the cause or not.

"Hello there young lady, are you investigating this area as well or simply passing through?"

Wednesday stopped, looking over at the other the second she heard his footsteps. Her hand going down to her Skeledirge's head, petting her girl's head and looking forward. She wasn't supposed to be here, and she knew that. She couldn't help her curiosity. It killed the cat, after all, and she fed it to her pokemon.

"You could say I'm investigating, I suppose."

While she may not be recognized on her own merit yet, she would make sure that she would be eventually. Not just the daughter of two of Uva's famous alumni. She'd step from their shadow soon enough. She opened her pokeball, calling Skeledirge back into it.

Visual diary #4 | Virtual reality

Visiting the doctor can be a nerve-racking event for adults. For children who regularly receive several shots, visiting the doctor can be a terrifying experience.

A group of researchers conducted an experiment where children wore a VR headset while receiving medical shots. Instead of experiencing the actual doctors visit, they were immersed in a different world. When the moment came for the doctor to administer the shot, the children thought they were getting nibbled on by a character in an alternate reality.

The results of this study are incredible. For children aged 6 to 17, a little over 94% of the participants experienced less pain and lower fear levels. This is purely a study at this point but does represent an opportunity for technology to make their way into different aspects of our medical system.

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