A Lambent Eye
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See all 29 »In my world, officials dealing with sensitive information have their tongues amputated. Naturally writing and a special, government-only sign-language are the main forms of communication, but crea...
2 answers · posted 7y ago by A Lambent Eye · last activity 7y ago by A Lambent Eye
Imagine a single, long, straight stretch of track. On the track there is a train heading in one direction at 100 km/h and a second train heading towards it at 200 km/h. The latter train is a specia...
22 answers · posted 7y ago by A Lambent Eye · last activity 7y ago by A Lambent Eye
In my world there is a village with a hot spring, the only one on the entire island. The spring emerges from a local cave which has been filled / caved in by a past civilisation, since the water i...
5 answers · posted 7y ago by A Lambent Eye · last activity 7y ago by A Lambent Eye
I was thinking about our history of music, came upon electronic music and started musing about all the possibilities of modulation and such. I then thought back to a previous question of mine, "Ho...
6 answers · posted 7y ago by A Lambent Eye · last activity 7y ago by A Lambent Eye
In my pre-plastic world there is a killer who removes unblemished skin from their victims and replaces it with a non-human 'skin', so that one can't tell the replaced skin from the remaining human ...
4 answers · posted 7y ago by A Lambent Eye · last activity 7y ago by A Lambent Eye
In my world, law enforcement is dispatched from the capital to places around the island. The reason for them being dispatched in this fashion is due to there being few officers and the capital bei...
8 answers · posted 7y ago by A Lambent Eye · last activity 7y ago by A Lambent Eye
I was wondering whether it would be feasible to have a tree that at times may have light green, at other times dark green leaves. Why would a tree evolve to change the shade of its leaves? Yes, I...
2 answers · posted 7y ago by A Lambent Eye · last activity 7y ago by A Lambent Eye
How might a carnivorous tree look or work? The following conditions must be met: Consumes members of the biological kingdom 'Animalia' Possesses something resembling a trunk or stem of any kind ...
10 answers · posted 7y ago by A Lambent Eye · last activity 7y ago by A Lambent Eye
I had a vision of a creature that touched things, and wherever it touched, it left a mark opposite to the original colour. For example when it walked across the grass the grass had red footprints,...
11 answers · posted 7y ago by A Lambent Eye · last activity 7y ago by A Lambent Eye
In my world I would like to have a cyborg-inspired veteran, but am not sure what kinds of prostheses would be possible, ideally without the use of electrics. My main concern is how the prostheses ...
4 answers · posted 7y ago by A Lambent Eye · last activity 7y ago by A Lambent Eye
In the distant future, space-stations use centrifugal force to emulate gravity, effectively being a cylinder (or something similar like a wheel) spinning around a central axis at high speeds. A sp...
12 answers · posted 7y ago by A Lambent Eye · last activity 7y ago by A Lambent Eye
How would a mechanism look that allows a person to e.g. turn a crown-sized wheel (from a watch) by any amount (e.g. 180 degrees) resulting in a turntable (from train yards) turning the same amount ...
3 answers · posted 7y ago by A Lambent Eye · last activity 7y ago by A Lambent Eye
In my world there are mechanical semi-humanoid automata. Would it be possible to make them speak in a fashion that sounds natural (i.e. human)? How might it function? The mechanism should be capa...
6 answers · posted 7y ago by A Lambent Eye · last activity 7y ago by A Lambent Eye
I was thinking about the progress that has been made in terms of energy usage for e.g. transport purposes and noticed how the prominent source of energy had changed over time: first muscle power, t...
3 answers · posted 7y ago by A Lambent Eye · last activity 6y ago by A Lambent Eye
As far as I am aware, female mammals cannot produce eggs (as in ova) after a certain age/maturation. How could the female produce eggs for an unlimited amount of time, resulting in a 'queen' mamma...
6 answers · posted 7y ago by A Lambent Eye · last activity 7y ago by A Lambent Eye
