Mysticism on Spaceway!

-There are a number of angles on the square. The square itself isn’t shaped the way it ought to have been, so THEY recalibrated the algorithm in the formula which gave this formatting: Sq1+Sq2+Sq3+Sq4-8=36 angles in a space of infinitum size.

-Enties were having trouble wrapping their heads around this massive clock-shaped square floating above the fabric of space and time. Scientists referred to it as a vacuum, but space experts had a more complex name for it - they called it spacefilled-away-from-orbits-unknowns, or SAFOS for short. It was intriguing, really.

-How could doctors come up with a term like that, while we were just trying to make sense of the never-ending patterns in the universe? This conversation was taking place in the Q-zone, a region where two major shifts in the space-time continuum happened. -They took another look at the angles, but it just didn't add up. "This doesn't make sense," they said, after trying to apply the Meretric formula - a complex equation that's supposed to account for every single particle in space, whether it's in darkness or light.

-The problem was, the numbers were coming out too small. "We need to go back to the drawing board and run the metric again," they decided, hoping to get a more accurate result. These beings don't have a physical body - no limbs, no eyes, no brain, no heart.

-They're not invisible, though. Instead, they're all around us, and everyone plays a role in their process. It's like we're all connected, working together to move time zones away from the vastness of space. And in doing this, we're somehow replenishing something called the Meretrics, which allows new particles to be created in both the old and new universe. It's a pretty mind-bending idea, and it's hard to wrap your head around, but basically, everyone is contributing to this cosmic process, even if we don't realize it.

-The idea of the Universe as a single, cohesive unit is being challenged. To change people's minds, a new concept has been introduced - a way to record and store the memories of every experience that has ever occurred in the Universe.

-This record is called a Plaque-Seed, which contains the collective memories of all beings and objects. But some people are confused - why call it a Plaque-Seed? Why can't it be connected to the seven realms of Teda, Gxeta, Reta, Zeta, Rix, Gorx, and Zerma?

-They're struggling to understand why the Universe can't be explained in simpler terms, like a grid of square fields. It's as if they're trying to simplify something that's inherently complex. The question is, what's so special about the Plaque-Seed that it can't be explained in a more straightforward way? Maybe it's because the Universe is more than just a collection of memories - it's a dynamic, ever-changing entity that can't be reduced to simple concepts. Or maybe it's because the people trying to explain it are limited by their own understanding, and the truth is more nuanced than they can imagine. Whatever the reason, the debate is ongoing, with some people convinced that the Plaque-Seed is the key to unlocking the secrets of the Universe, while others remain skeptical.

-They went over the numbers, and after that, they decided it's not necessary to be so strict about counting. Things are moving too fast, and it's not like the numbers are going to be rechecked or anything. Everything is just passing by so quickly, and it's unlikely that anyone will really notice or care about small differences in the count.