It's my number. I like this number a lot. It's positive. In the future around 2900, I think Star Citizen may have captured the idea of creating prediction, because the future in a lot of ways is a part of a tape that can branchout into other scenarios, other cassettes of what moment time is meant to move forward. There's only so many options now, but we can predict what options could be determined to make time change. All of these options are just moments in time where one invention leads to a movement, or one destructive act makes us decline progress. That means the future is nothing more than a capacitation of human options. It's almost as if the only real question is: how long it precisely takes for each piece of an entire human movement, to moves from - for example - the ancient music of 'a Gypsy with a Zither' to an Electronic Full-Texture-Spectrum Synthesizer Drum/Bass Symphony Performer. How is the history of a government with it's rise and fall completed from a span of over 1000 years? Well I have my ways of finding these answers- they're my personal trade. I'm still writing this book on it though... and it's very hard. I've been writing it for 18 years now... and I'm still only getting pieces of it together... it's more like a puzzle than a story you write through. It's one thing to make a fantasy story, but a story that tells the real future is even better, and I think that's what Fiction subconsciously strives for. So when I look at Star Citizen, I see the 2900s as the time we're on this level, and really this is a type of capacity. But that got me thinking about how many capacities for human there is. Once again- My writing is stuck answering more complicated questions about the capacitance of other human options. One of the complicated things about technology predicition is the fact that we haven't done it all yet... Graphene is a great example of this. Electromagnetic Coned Subwoofers are an example of this. Infact the entire magnetic spectrum is not mapped yet, how can that be altered? But either way- knowing ALL OF THAT... I feel like I don't know enough about everything in order to get this future prediction just right. I'm curious what the writers for this game did to reason the future perspective they have. Do you know? Was it just pulled out of thin air and made to be futuristic according to how it's scientifically able? Do they have a time machine I can borrow? Let me know... I would find that pretty helpful... It would also be pretty helpful if people read through everything I've written here but usually it's more of a skim... ya know... "Who's got time fo dat?" Maybe we need more Twinkies in the workplace... I don't know... if it can kill you, it's probably gonna get you pretty fucked up. I can just imagine the look on the face of the person reading this right now- Yeah You... that's my number's in the women's restroom. Write it down, put it on your fridge. 33