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[uragiru]

I'm not exactly sure where they're coming from, but...
It seems as though there are quite a few animals showing up on the station?
I thought it might be prudent to have a sort of pet registry, so we at least know who to return them to if we find them wandering the station.
We know how dangerous this place can be, after all, and I wouldn't want any of them to get themselves hurt.

On that note, there's a white cat who followed me to my room.
I'd like to get her back to whoever lost her.

[ and there's a picture attached of an extremely fluffy white cat, sitting on top of an open book and staring at the camera. ]

Comments

[ryuji]

We're all from different universes

[hopefragment]

we're not from the same earth, but somehow we've all seen the movie with the cat-bus

maybe we should ask the others if they've seen it too

[uragiru]

That isn't strange. There are plenty of commonalities in the histories of our different versions of Earth.

[ryuji]

Yeah but what if Studio Jibbly transcends all universes and is actually the mastermind pulling all the strings behind all the shit happening here on the station?

[uragiru]

Please turn off your smartwatch.

[ryuji]

Oh... Huh?

Okay. I dunno what that'll accomplish but sure

[He actually turns it off]

[uragiru]

[ THE EVIL HAS BEEN DEFEATED. ]

[hopefragment]

and you DIDN'T want ryuji writing us novels, akechi

[uragiru]

I'm trying to prevent you all from making a terrible mistake.

[bu773rfly]

It's not that obscure, as I remember it. But it's an interesting data point on the similarities between our home worlds that it exists and isn't obscure for the rest of you, too...

[uragiru]

I do wonder if there's any pattern to the ways in which similar universes converge and diverge.
It's almost impossible to know which points of history and society to compare, because there's no way to judge what from our own version of Earth is "abnormal."

[hopefragment]

[Hinata, in his room alone, to himself,]

You guys don't have Hope's Peak Academy... that's abnormal.

Neither of you have a world-renowned school for talented people. I'd say that's a pretty big difference between our Earths.

[uragiru]

That's right.
And we only learnt about that because it's a significant part of your own life, so it came up in conversation.
Trying to think of ways to compare our versions of Earth, or even Japan, is much more difficult than it seems.

[bu773rfly]

It's also hard to finger single points of divergence with the sample size we have and literally infinite potential unseen universes. The advent of VR in the 2000s is an obvious point separating mine from everyone else's, but I'd be shocked if that was the only root difference. I also can't account for minor events overseas, obviously...

[uragiru]

Exactly. Even if we could find differences, we don't have encyclopedic knowledge of everything that's happened in the entire world.
There's no way to determine cause and effect.