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HBK21 The Summoner of Hidden Personalities

HTML problem: Every single time everything is called. With literature it’s fine. With the logos, it ‘calls’ (supposedly) the magic every time, only in the movies can you do big budget stuff by accident, and what happens: werewolves, vampires, murder cases, you can’t have this stuff happen because you made an HTML link to all of the magic in the universe. The magical internet becomes a problem.

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HBK21 The Summoner of Hidden Personalities.

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January 14, 2020. ASTONISHED Monsters LLE Demonology.

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Boy About Town

• Pro: Popular, Idiot Wizard.
• Con: Lost his mother country, unrequited love.

A Witch

• Spell: moody mudra.
• Pro: May have an orgasm, fall in love, and have a concept of intelligence.
• Con: May make a big mistake resulting in a curse or dying young.

The Devil of Society

• Spell: vain society.
• Pro: They frequently have less trouble than others in most areas. They may be beautiful, and even do astonishing things. They may be talented or rich.
• Con: They may have few sensations and no taste for food. At some point they are called a devil or monster and get in a lot of trouble. They often have grooming problems and die tragically.

The Divine Animal:

• Spell: good for lost.
• Pro: Divine animals have a thick skin and are adept in impressing people and navigating society.
• Con: They may have trouble finding extreme sensations and in understanding their core motivation. They may also have trouble avoiding very serious embarrassments

The Artistic Fool

• Spell: I'm a glutton, it is not what I ham.
• Pro: He enjoyed his food and became pseudo-famous, and an artist of the imagination.
• Con: He ate lead shot and made up his mind to become an orphan.

The Rationalist:

• Spell: heaven forgives, heaven forgets.
• Pro: Like the divine animal, they are relatively good at navigating society. They can also appear educated and climb to high status.
• Con: Rationalists may look excessively insensitive and may look neurotic at times and have a reputation for being surrounded by sin and mischief. They may sometimes have trouble with transportation.

The Scientist:

• Spell: Law cypher.
• Pro: Great scientists have no trouble looking very intelligent to others, and occasionally experience high levels of pleasure. They can get many things accomplished and are functional people.
• Con: Great scientists may have a drug habit and sometimes die young. Some scientists are frustrated or sad. They have more trouble getting along with people than the rationalists.

The Philosopher:

• Spell: In a pickle, picking out my middle.
• Pro: Great philosophers know the good life is desirable They are perceptive people, and interested in ideas. They can aspire to greatness and explore situations. They may experience acute pleasure.
• Con: Philosophers can experience acute pain. Philosophers nowadays are usually crazy or stupid if they are not enlightened. They may be seen as not being good scientists. Philosophers often have a lot of trouble navigating physical obstacles and can even think things right in front of them are not there.

EXPANSION:

CANON OF MACHINES

1. A writer transcended a machine (Hero Overlooks).

2. God thought Everthing was a machine (Metaphor of Everything).

3. Kwang Kuo knew nothing was a machine (Naive Reduction).

4. The Egyptian God dreamed of many machines (Dream of the Many).

5. Orchyrae thought machines were God (Identify with God).

6. A Woman thought machines were gold (Wordplay).

7. A married man thought an animal was a machine (The Animal).

8. A boy about town dreamed of one machine (Dream of Unity).

9. A witch witnessed a machine (Attesting Belief).

10. The devil of society wished for a machine (Ardent Wish).

11. The divine animal worked with abstract machines (Spiritual Dematerialism).

12. The foolish artist grasped a machine (Finding an Example).

13. The rationalist imagined an impossible machine (Identifying Object with Myth).

14. The scientist saw the possibility of general machines (General Possibility).

15. The poet almost died from a machine (Dramatic Possibility).

16. The philosopher thought of perpetual motion machines (Genius Possibility).

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(09/01/2020):

HUMAN COHERENCE:

(From the Improved Materialist Cabbalah).

I'm not lost, mistaken, or hated.

I'm not simple or dirty.

I'm not intubrious and empty.

There is not a war.

There is no death or blood.

There is no spectasm.

There is no geezer or crazy lady.

I am not bad at making predictions.

I am not a complete idiot.

I am not a drug addict.

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EVOLVV — EVOLL — (EVVOL)

Crazi—Ench: Mystical Delusion. — Conspiracy Paper — Magic Paper XXT(E) — INTERNET — CHINESE INTERNET — INTERNET ROCK

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