>Although such a discovery might require traveling into Godtime--and it
>doesn't guarantee that your discovery doesn't later turn out to have
>actually been just another layer laid down on a previously extant layer.
That is correct.
For instance, the layers of strata underneath Rainbow mounds is the
material representation of exactly that sort of possibility. I don't know
that any LM explorers have mapped which strata may be of spirit, sorcerous
or theist origin.
>Changing the past isn't possible, but the same effects can be achieved with
>sufficient mythological convolution--one simply has to adopt the correct
>point of view.
>This is, of course, completely false.
Enigmatic comment, Sir.
It at least provoked me to reply this: Gloranthan reality is not entirely
subjective.
Upon the same subject: