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[Blue Max]

I've created my own page on Wiki. I can't think of too much to add to it, but does anyone have any ideas about what I should add?

http://wiki.alternatehistory.com/dok...topic/blue_max

[August Akuma]

How about adding something about how your first post in most threads is usually filled with win? I know for sure whenever I see your post in a thread in the ASB section, that I read it because of how detailed it is.

[Sachyriel]

You might wanna direct people to fill in certain topics about you.

Heck, I have a graffiti part on my page

[Rhysz]

Originally Posted by Blue Max

I've created my own page on Wiki. I can't think of too much to add to it, but does anyone have any ideas about what I should add?

http://wiki.alternatehistory.com/dok...topic/blue_max

If you really want to make it interesting; I've noticed that adding some kind of fetish helps.

Regards,
Rhysz

[Blue Max]

Updated, although I think I'll pass on the Fetishes.

EDIT: Max's first Law is on the books. Wiki Entries have been changed to expand it and connect it to my profile. Thanks Codae!

[August Akuma]

Reading the first law, I assume that Max's Second Law would be along the lines of "If you ISOT something from the past into the future, the result is a Fail".

[Blue Max]

Originally Posted by August Sonereal

Reading the first law, I assume that Max's Second Law would be along the lines of "If you ISOT something from the past into the future, the result is a Fail".

See, that's hard to know as well. ISOTing Antartica from 100 Million years ago might be rather WIN; ISOTing Mars from 3 Billion Years would be WIN times ten.

The inhabitants of the ISOTed country might find their neighbors to be pretty good places to live and get jobs. Tell a bunch of French peasants that technology makes their lives of hard labor and poverty entirely unnecessary if they move to another country, and I think they'll call it a wank. They get free technology and to advance on the human rights index.

So, the reverse of the First Law--might not be a Fail. That said, ye old "Nazis ISOTed to 2050 and getting introduced to orbital weapons" would definitely qualify. For most of history though--if given a better way to live, I think people would accept it, even if it means their loss of dominance. Cultural Pride and Nationalism is probably secondary to not being hungry and raising all of your children to adulthood, instead of having half of them die.

Its kind of the ISOTing scenario in reverse--the ISOTed people are generally getting a good deal, but that's because their OTL sucked rather badly compared to where the appeared in. That this would lead to odd situations like a bunch of French Peasents desperately learning English so that they can live like the English do, in much more comfort. France will cease to exist, but that doesn't mean that the people who suddenly decided that better options were available will feel at all screwed in their circumstances.

[August Akuma]

Ok, I get it now