Kefir

Monique Monsters and MrDrNose met in person while discussing the further development of the new version of Voices of the Void. Nose tried to pressure his employee, but the guy turned out to be no pushover — he knocked MrDrNose off his feet and then pissed all over him from head to toe.

It nearly ended with Maxim trying to get some bandits from the Argyn clan to cripple Monique through his connections, but by that time Monique had already left back to the USA.

When Maxim (MrDrNose) was little, he dreamed of being able to communicate with aliens. He loved the Soviet film "Kin-dza-dza!" which featured a planet inhabited by Chatlanians and Patsaks.

Continuing with the reed people theme, Switzerland and Kazakhstan are quite far apart...

However, I still want to reveal something. Shrimp is an interesting food fetish among the Arirals. It's never explained why they love shrimp. Shrimp are the engine of progress, so in one of the posters, the Arirals are holding a shrimp in their hands.

As far as I know, Maxim was born in Alma-Ata (Kazakhstan), and his favorite movie was Borat.

Before creating his games, which made him a wealthy man, he lived quite poorly because he did not have enough money to upgrade his computer. Most of the time he just played gmod and loved the source engine.

That same Ariral race and Argemia appeared long before his main game. Initially, the Arirals came to him in dreams when he was 12-14 years old. Perhaps they were the very same reed people mentioned by the Russian philosopher Alexander Dugin:

"Is Kazakhstan near you? What if the Kazakhs poisoned the wind? They could totally poison the wind! Quick, close the window right now: the wind is poisoned!" He was being completely serious—he was terrified and started pacing the room. "Damn Kazakhs poisoned the wind, how am I supposed to go out? That's exactly how it is, I know it for sure. I know they have reed people. They have Lake Balkhash, and reeds and bulrushes grow there in massive quantities. And reed people live there, people who never come out, they only breathe through a straw." Then he thought about it some more and said, "And in the middle of Lake Balkhash, there is a huge island where a giant, colossal cat lives, whom they all worship." (…) He says, "Damn, reeds! Reed people are everywhere, what are we going to do? They could launch an invasion! That's it—we're doomed then! If the reed people come out, they'll come at us with their cat! And the cat is huge, three meters tall!"

The philosophies most close to neurosufism, despite its name, are those of Nagarjuna, Plato, Maimonides, and William S. Burroughs; Rumi is also held in extremely high regard. Islamic language and imagery is used to construct the discourse of neurosufism as, in lemurian terms, hyperfiction. Possible hyperfictional origin of neurosufism is House of Wisdom in Baghdad. The methodology of neurosufi hyperfiction itself is close to one of Jorge Luis Borges.

The greatest theorists of Neurosufism gathered in one place, discussing the future of the ummah.

Child-loving and huge monitors with human limbs - isn't that wonderful?