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I find that there seems to be no rational reason that suddenly people are allowed to travel. Has anyone ventured to attempt the use of the service? If you do, I have several inquiries about the sensation. Is it a type of teleportation? Or perhaps you do not actually leave - you merely think that you leave through some kind of delusion or artificial simulation.
Then I find I have more questions if you leave. What if you were to make the decision that you would prefer to be there instead of here? Is it an option to choose to be elsewhere? Let us say, for example, you choose to go to London. You enjoy your time there and decide to stay. Is that possible? Or does whatever take you immediately return you at the expiration of your time limit. And what if, instead of staying in London, you made the decision to go to Paris while you were in London - using your own funds. Does it allow you to leave the continent?
I find that this intellectual puzzle will probably not be solved though if one is interested in undertaking such experimentation with me, I would be intrigued.
Of course, that brings us back to the original question of what we are doing here and who has 'created' or implemented this... well no better word comes to mind than experiment. I would consider it being a large mass delusion of some sort, but then I would be able to sense that my mind was tampered with in such a manner. Though I can think of no one with skills that top mine. And the one who did... well, he no longer exists and this would not fulfill his desires and interests. And as none of us know each other outside of this location, a mass delusion seems unrealistic.
Perhaps all this merely boils down to my own interest in puzzles that cannot truly be solved.
I suppose it also means I should consider doing something more active instead of sitting here allowing my mind to wander down paths that have no end.
Tell me, Madison Valley residents, how many of you are happier here than at home?
Then I find I have more questions if you leave. What if you were to make the decision that you would prefer to be there instead of here? Is it an option to choose to be elsewhere? Let us say, for example, you choose to go to London. You enjoy your time there and decide to stay. Is that possible? Or does whatever take you immediately return you at the expiration of your time limit. And what if, instead of staying in London, you made the decision to go to Paris while you were in London - using your own funds. Does it allow you to leave the continent?
I find that this intellectual puzzle will probably not be solved though if one is interested in undertaking such experimentation with me, I would be intrigued.
Of course, that brings us back to the original question of what we are doing here and who has 'created' or implemented this... well no better word comes to mind than experiment. I would consider it being a large mass delusion of some sort, but then I would be able to sense that my mind was tampered with in such a manner. Though I can think of no one with skills that top mine. And the one who did... well, he no longer exists and this would not fulfill his desires and interests. And as none of us know each other outside of this location, a mass delusion seems unrealistic.
Perhaps all this merely boils down to my own interest in puzzles that cannot truly be solved.
I suppose it also means I should consider doing something more active instead of sitting here allowing my mind to wander down paths that have no end.
Tell me, Madison Valley residents, how many of you are happier here than at home?
