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Originally written by An Upright stranger:

BTW, what is the origins of the name "Arkansas" anyway?

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Originally written by Student of Trinity:

There is a proof that the digits of pi will never repeat, really never. I do not know the proof, but I believe it.

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Seth Lloyd, a professor at MIT, wrote a paper a few years ago (which I think was published in Nature) on the ultimate physical limits to computing. Anyone who is interested could probably dig it up on the physics e-print archive.

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Originally written by Eagle, the author soul:

You forgot the fifth part that was never finished by Douglas Adams before he died. It was called "The salmon of doubt" or perhaps that one of his stand-alone books. (Having a fairly bad memory since it was two years ago since he read it.)

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Originally written by Overwhelming:

1 - Is it possible to "attach" a specific SDF to every NPC in all towns?

Let's say that if the PC kills a NPC, the NPC's SDF would be triggered. This would be useful because of clone towns (equal towns with the same NPCs, but where the actions in one of them are reflected in the other. Example: I kill John in town 1, he won't be in clone town 2).

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3 - Is there a way to change a town's script in-game?

I mean, is there a command or any scripting trick, to make town 1 use the t1B.txt script, instead of the default t1.txt?

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Originally written by Overwhelming:

1 - Is it possible to "attach" a specific SDF to every NPC in all towns?

Let's say that if the PC kills a NPC, the NPC's SDF would be triggered. This would be useful because of clone towns (equal towns with the same NPCs, but where the actions in one of them are reflected in the other. Example: I kill John in town 1, he won't be in clone town 2).

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3 - Is there a way to change a town's script in-game?

I mean, is there a command or any scripting trick, to make town 1 use the t1B.txt script, instead of the default t1.txt?

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Originally written by Jewels of the Forest:

If that were true, I would argue that there is only a finite amount of data in a universe with a finite amount of matter, and that one would run out of information to write onto harddrives before one would run out of matter to make harddrives.

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Originally written by Student of Trinity:

In science old is bad and new is good, period.

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Originally written by Andrew Miller:

They should be betas as opposed to b's though, shouldn't they?

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Does the "10010" signify anything?

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Tricksy Thuryl - ture isn't a verb.

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Originally written by PoD person:

They go by a "Great Books" curriculum, and in science that includes people who are now scientifically discredited, but students are forced to consider only that scientist's experimental data, etc., and must make a sincere effort to understand the scientist's reasoning, instead of dismissing it automically because "we know now that that was wrong."

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