Acting for ArtistsA Spielbergian Encounter 23
Chapter: A Spielbergian Encounter
It only seemed right to bring back Zortic’s fairy friend. After all, she did get him into this mess.
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He’s got mass though.
If I remember right, someone made that same comment last time (was that you?). But she didn’t say anything about inertia, she said he clearly made a slur about his weight.
Reminds me of handling a 2’x2′ steel helium tank when it’s nearly empty; not too compressed. Really weird sensation! You pick it up, automatically applying quite a lot of force, but then it doesn’t want to stop coming up. Then to move it around, you have to apply horizontal force but almost no vertical force, and then reverse force to stop it shattering your TV. It’s all perfectly logical of course, but it just feels so wierd! 🙂 Goes against muscle memory, I think.
I guess you can’t get heavy metal poisoning if you’re weightless?