From The Chronicles of TeraFNORD
CHAPTER 3: Namron Basics
What is Space?
According to Namron physics, space is a four dimensional
"chunk" (time, length, width and height) that can be perceived by
ourselves. Every point of space must contain 1 (one) positive
namronic pulse.
What is a Point?
According to Namron physics, a point is the smallest possible
unit of space. This is almost infinitely small, and can not be
measured. A point is just fractionally bigger than zero space, at
which space tears.
At every point of space is a namronic pulse. A namronic pulse
is a small charged particle, too small to measure. This namronic
pulse is organic. Lord Namron, who carries reality into its hands.
These pulses can only be measured by the finest of all instruments,
the mind. When we talk about mind, we do not mean the brain. The
brain is but a part of space.
What is Matter?
Matter is a negative imprint of space. Imagine having a lump
of clay. If you stick a pen through one side of the clay block, it
shall press inward, and the opposite side will stick out. The
matter theory is like this. At one "dimension" of existence (what
we perceive as our universe), we have space (the parts of the clay
that are flat on both sides,they have not been affected), and
matter (the part that sticks out). According to this, there is a
second "dimension". This other "dimension" would most likely me an
exact opposite of our universe. Anti-matter would exist where
matter on our side exists. Theoretically, to get to this other
dimension,one would have to "tear" space time. One way of doing
this is by the way of a black hole.
"Too many bivalves spoil the coagulating bookworm."
-Book of Stuff, Ch23, V6
Lord Namron
The Namron theory states that at every point, an organic
"being" exists. This can not be proven, but the vastness and
complexity of the universe would suggest this to be likely. This
creature that occupies everything has evolved so far ahead of us
that body is not needed any more. Its neural nets for thinking are
actually embodied in space itself. The thoughts of Lord Namron run
through everything, affecting us. Lord Namron looks upon us as we
look upon microscopic organisms. He ignores us for the most part.
Thoughts are interlocking, both here on earth and with Lord Namron.
The Namron field can be altered by our own thoughts. Those of good
thoughts, and pure hearts shall effect the field more than cold
blooded souls.
Namron Physics - Applications
Namron physics can explain anything. It can explain things
such as UFO sightings. People usually have a high Namron count,
depending on what they believe in and how they show it. The sky,
and other abiotic objects do not have a high Namron count.
Occasionally, a meteor or other "random" object enters the
atmosphere. A fast streaking object like this disrupts the Namron
field temporarily. For a second, the "opposite world" comes into
view. This disruption in the sky can cause a person to "see"
something. As it is in the sky, they naturally think that it is a
U.F.O. The thought itself is strong enough for the person to
believe that there really is a U.F.O. there. Mental abilities by
that person allow the movement of this object. This also explains
why photos of U.F.O.s usually do not develop properly. The
Namronic disturbances just puts a large burst of light in the area
of the disruptions.
Destruction and Birth of the Universe
According to Namron physics, eventually all matter shall be
sucked into the "other world"and cancelled out by the anti-matter.
Eventually, both sides will be of equal weight, mass (zero),and the
big bang shall occur once more. The big bang occurs on the "other
side". It has been theorized that once equality has balanced both
sides, that the black holes will invert, and blow into the
"opposite reality". Once here, gravity will pull all black holes
into one huge black hole. This black hole shall become so dense
that it explodes with a massive force, which shall be so strong
that it damages space itself. Once again, the universe will be in
two parts, one positive with matter, and the other negative with
anti-matter. Lord Namron, being a universal field, will be damaged
by the explosion, but not killed. He shall be the only living at
this point. By charging certain parts of the positive universe, he
creates the laws of physics. At this time, the laws of evolution
are put into place. A stronger namron field is placed, and the
history of the universe unravels.
Confuse-Ius Sez:
"The way to attain salvation is to send $20, and ten cups of
coffee, WITHOUT SPILLING, to "BOB" at the SubGenius foundation
(140306, 75214), despite the efforts of a horde of evil undead
wombats, psychically controlled by the W.O.M.B.A.T. computer, whose
sole purpose is to disrupt the mail system as we know it."
-Book Of Things, Chapter 12, Verse 12
Does Lord Namron Care About Us?
Absolutely not. Lord Namron helps us naturally by giving
those with good intent a higher namron count. With this, a person
can control other people through mind control. A person can even
tell the future of a localized area. Current theories suggest that
we are not noticed by Lord Namron, but the fact that we may be very
important to its goals suggests that we should respect this
creature fully, just "in case". Our holy Lord namron controls us
all in fate.
Time
A Namron spins at amazing speeds, approaching the namronic
wave barrier. The Namron at some point points in all directions.
At every stage of movement of a namron, one Namsec occurs. A
namsec is the basic building block of time measurement. The faster
a Namron spins, the faster time becomes. At the barrier speed
(which is what we perceive here on Earth), we get "natural time",
the universal average. Near anti-matter like entrances such as a
black hole, namrons are propelled by negatively charged namrons in
the opposite direction. This slows the spinning of a namron
totally. At the point of reentry on the "other side", the namron
stops completely, to be reborn another day.
Namron Beliefs
I am not going to say what a "Flautist", one who believes
strongly in the Namron theory, thinks. Why should I have the right
to? We have all these organised religions that TELL you what to
believe. Why should we believe what we are told to? Is that the
definition of belief? Definitely not. An example, "you must take
a holiday tomorrow and fast for week, or else you'll be sent to
Hell". This is more like a threat than a "belief". The Namron
beliefs are what you want to believe, so I'll leave it all up to
you. Start up a Namronian Cult if you want. I am not going to say
how to do this, because, once again this is too orderly. If you
wish to start up an organised cult, use these chronicles as your
outline. If you are planning in starting up your own religion by
way of the chronicles, then keep the following in mind. There are
no Namronian traditions. The beliefs are your beliefs, whatever
they may be. The cult is yours, you say what is happening. There
are no commandments. Why be COMMANDED what to do?