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[what_the_flux]

Now this is remarkable. I've been made to understand that this is a regular event around here, this sudden seemingly free influx of unexpected visitors. One with a limited timespan as well, from my understanding. Which means it is vital to make the most of this research opportunity while it's presented itself.

Certainly somewhere there must be some indication as to the manner of the connection between this dimension and others - more apparent now than typically - and how it has been possible for those of us whose stays here are somewhat less transitory to find ourselves achieving transdimensional passage to begin with...

[And his voice trails off as he gets distracted by planning his research. The connection goes quiet for a few moments before it cuts off.]



[ooc: HAVE AT HIM. Also, this post is so backdating friendly, it's got its own damn flux capacitor.]

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[fatespoken]

When you're here long enough, you start to realize it's not that bad.

[ Bullshit. ]

I have-- majored in Physics and Astrology at UC Berkeley. [ A pause. ] That's one thing I miss here.

[ Skipping the part... where he dropped out a with a year left of his program. Or took a medical leave. Both mean the same in Amory's mind.

Meanwhile, he tries hard to sell himself. ]

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[what_the_flux]

There are certainly aspects of it which are undesirable; the dimension itself is not of particular appeal, thus far, but it's proven to be an incredible experience.

[Oh, now he's definitely interested.]

Did you? Well, if you'd like, I would be more than happy to help you continue your studies. I'm certain I could use some assistance in my research, as well!

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[fatespoken]

[ asdfhlds]

... Are you serious?

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[what_the_flux]

Hardly seems rich material for humor.

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[fatespoken]

Usually most scientists require something like a resume.

But who am I to refuse Doctor Emmett Brown.

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[what_the_flux]

Well, I could hardly contact your references across dimensional barriers - nor do I believe in harsh educational or experiential requirements for an assistant who's eager to learn.

Besides, a bit of study and some light hands-on work is a much more reliable means of measuring your experience level than a sheet of self-promotional paper!