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2016-05-23 21:24
crouching_sin: (i didn't have a clue)
So this is something I've never experienced.

I've woken up in someone else's room, with someone else's Pokemon, with someone else's body. Someone please tell me this isn't just me that's having an issue. That would be unfortunate.

I also am entirely unable to talk. So that's an issue.

Also before some prankster suggests it - no, I am not going to go on a spending spree with someone else's money. And if any of you have similar situations, I suggest not doing that either lest the original owner of that body comes by to smack you upside the head with a psychic cat or something.
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2015-08-24 05:32
crouching_sin: ([Cain] reap what you sow)
Atsuro Kihara has left this world. If you have received any of his Pokemon, I would like to know.

It's strange. Four years isn't a very long time, but for a lot of people that's a significant chunk of their lives. At least this place offers a kind of peace even in its chaos that some people can find.

And training Pokemon isn't that different of a skill from training demons in some ways.

In any case I thought people should be informed, given how long he's been here. I'm sure he had friends who would want to know.
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2015-03-10 15:11
crouching_sin: (you'll be pleadin' while you're bleedin')
Here's a question for you all. It's something that I read a while back, and I'm interested in your answers. Anonymous is fine, if you want.

There are five patients in a hospital. All of them are dying due to complications with various organs. All of them will die within the next day or so if they don't get an organ transplant. Magic won't save any of them, incidentally, if you were hoping to use that.

A young backpacker comes into the hospital or a checkup. He has no relatives, and he is in excellent health. As it happens, you, the surgeon on duty, notice that he is a perfect match for all five of the patients.

Assuming the backpacker does not give consent, is it morally permissible to cut him up and transfer the organs to the other patients? These are not organs that the backpacker can live without, so he'll die if you do.

I'm interested to hear what you think.
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