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I like custard and I like bananas. I like bananas and custard, altough not as much as I like rhubarb crumble and custard.

I don't like banana flavoured milk or cooked chocolate banana.

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I can also confirm that Lord Brebus is a big fan of bananas and is well know for running through FDev-Towers with his underpants on his head shouting '...a banana a day keeps the spacemen away... nee-noor-nee-norr...'
 
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gravity is as far as we can tell, a response to mass which causes space to bend. mass is just a field. There are transporters of this field that can exist (though very unstably with physics as we currently understand it). If something could manipulate quarks without having to inject them with insane amounts of energy to get them to recombine...similar to how i could take apart my lego models in multiple ways (by physical interaction, by throwing against a wall, or by dropping it ...or by concussive waves etc) ..

one could create the effect of manipulating gravity by bombarding or surrounding something with higgs or anti-higgs particles.. Or perhaps something that bends or reflects the higgs field such that the contained mass can be directly controlled by how much of the higgs field is allowed to pass the barrier (and movement accomplished by controlled what direction the field is allowed to pass thru the barrier)
Whatever particles could trigger "antigravity" effect, I doubt that material layer/model of reality could include mechanisms that would allow to control this "flow" remotely, using those weak fields of our brains.

Unless "everything is connected" in some direct, informational layer we have no idea of yet, this would make literally anything possible - but I expect that another problem would emerge - analogous to the current one with massive energy that is required to trigger some meterial/quantum effects we suspect/calculate to be possible.

EVEN IF there was such "informational" layer where values/parameters of every material particle/object would be stored in, some mathematically plausible additional dimension, any practical application would require computational processing performance that even quantum computing will not be able to deliver.

It's a very stretched fantasizing, but this is kind of constant of discovering of our reality - when we get to see/comprehend reality "closer/further" and overcome some of previous boundaries/restraints, a new impossible to cross threshold is emerging and prevents to easily solve some of our problems.
 
I like custard and I like bananas. I like bananas and custard, altough not as much as I like rhubarb crumble and custard.

I don't like banana flavoured milk or cooked chocolate banana.

banana.jpg


I can also confirm that Lord Brebus is a big fan of bananas and is well know for running through FDev-Towers with his underpants on his head shouting '...a banana a day keeps the spacemen away... nee-noor-nee-norr...'
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Whatever particles could trigger "antigravity" effect, I doubt that material layer/model of reality could include mechanisms that would allow to control this "flow" remotely, using those weak fields of our brains.

Unless "everything is connected" in some direct, informational layer we have no idea of yet, this would make literally anything possible - but I expect that another problem would emerge - analogous to the current one with massive energy that is required to trigger some meterial/quantum effects we suspect/calculate to be possible.

EVEN IF there was such layer in some of mathematically plausible additional dimensions or reality, any practical application would require computational processing performance that even quantum computing will not be able to deliver.
We dont consciously calculate the amount of energy or quantity of muscles to activate to move our legs to walk. we just decide to walk and the rest of the body responds as necessary.

the symbiote would be like a muscle that has been trained ...we know based on how strong that muscle is how hard and in what way to ask it to work to have a desired effect...and the kind of signal to give it to have a desired effect.. without having to calculate or deal with the underlying work that it's doing to do what it's doing. And with training, the level of control can be both much more specific ...and require much less effort simultaneously. So less information required to do a more complex request. not more information. Those without training would be limited by that need for more information in the signal that they can't give ..because the signals are limited due to our biological nature and how our brains work.

so the communication is simplistic... the translation of that communication to action is distributed to the symbiotic cells or spores.

our brains wouldn't have to transmit those signals over vast distances directly. the symbiotic cells of this force convertor lives inside those people and so is extremely close to the brain. Once there, the command cascades to the other cells / spores. Drawing energy from the fields around and within the host to carry out the conversion command. This could also include creating damaging side-effects of the conversion leading to cellular damage such as we see often with the use of the dark side of the force as well as mental instability etc.
 
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I like custard and I like bananas. I like bananas and custard, altough not as much as I like rhubarb crumble and custard.

I don't like banana flavoured milk or cooked chocolate banana.

banana.jpg


I can also confirm that Lord Brebus is a big fan of bananas and is well know for running through FDev-Towers with his underpants on his head shouting '...a banana a day keeps the spacemen away... nee-noor-nee-norr...'

That's a mental image I wasn't prepared for! So my mind has given him an extra sock for his modesty...!
 
We dont consciously calculate the amount of energy or quantity of muscles to activate to move our legs to walk. we just decide to walk and the rest of the body responds as necessary.
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Ah, midichlorians, I forgot about this "shortcut".

"Super batteries" allowing to store vast amounts of energy in unknown form and then siphoning/relaying it in some unknown process,
effectively changing quantum properties of particles in visual/close range
to make an alchemy-like transmutation/spawning of them e.g. to impact gravitational field of some specific object.

And all this energy is being processed without any damage to the host as long as he is acting "in sync" with the light side of the force.
Otherwise it can cause some burn/dehydration marks.

I think I have no more questions.
 
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I like custard and I like bananas. I like bananas and custard, altough not as much as I like rhubarb crumble and custard.

I don't like banana flavoured milk or cooked chocolate banana.

banana.jpg


I can also confirm that Lord Brebus is a big fan of bananas and is well know for running through FDev-Towers with his underpants on his head shouting '...a banana a day keeps the spacemen away... nee-noor-nee-norr...'
I had to buy a banana protector last week as I kept damaging my banana on the trip to work.

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They really missed a trick by not naming it after 80's poptarts bananarama (banana armour).
 
Ah, midichlorians, I forgot about this "shortcut".

"Super batteries" allowing to store vast amounts of energy in unknown form and then siphoning/relaying it in some unknown process,
effectively changing quantum properties of particles in visual/close range
to make an alchemy-like transmutation/spawning of them e.g. to impact gravitational field of some specific object.

My theory would be less a battery, and more of a catalyzer. There is extreme energy existing everywhere, just in forms we cant' do any work with or dont desire.

This thing would be able to shuffle quarks. using the energy of one field to create another. So energy is not stored or created, but transferred in away that circumvents the current means of accomplishing those conversions through fusion and kinetic energy.

these organisms are perfect quark catalyzers.

And all this energy is being processed without any damage to the host as long as he is acting "in sync" with the light side of the force.
Otherwise it can cause some burn/dehydration marks.

I think I have no more questions.

i would suggest that the light force users have trained themselves to create conversions that are efficient (yet maybe slower or lower power) and thus produce less fields that are less harmful to the host and things around it. Or the requested conversion doesn't involve converting to or from something that is harmful to the host.


where as the dark side is about results ...sometimes regardless of the way those results are achieved. Perhaps there are multiple ways to do something like push a person back ... perhaps one way creates a concussive force in the atmosphere in front of a person. Another might try and pull that person away magnetically or even gravitationally. The consequence of doing it one way or the other could be in the fields needed to convert from ...and the unwanted byproducts of that conversion (the amount of which would be related to the efficiency of the conversion).

like maybe you can't convert the weak nuclear field to the EM field at a given wavelength in a given direction without also producing EM fields of a certain wavelength in the opposite direction (like yourself). So shooting force lighting at someone creates an equal and opposite type of field back to the force lighting user. Destroying their own cells faster or beyond their ability to shield themselves from such harm.
 
I like custard and I like bananas. I like bananas and custard, altough not as much as I like rhubarb crumble and custard.

I don't like banana flavoured milk or cooked chocolate banana.

banana.jpg


I can also confirm that Lord Brebus is a big fan of bananas and is well know for running through FDev-Towers with his underpants on his head shouting '...a banana a day keeps the spacemen away... nee-noor-nee-norr...'
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