/lit/ - Literature

Trivial. The real answer is point D and it will take an infinite amount of time.

We begin by forcing the bug to undergo a wick rotation. This action converts the euclidean topology into a minkowski-space manifold, creating the option to place our point along the temporal axis. The advantage of this proves obvious, as the length along the fourth axis is the selected datum upon which our solution is measured, so we simply plot D an infinite length along this temporal axis in order to create a path that will take an infinite, and thus the longest, path possible. I have decided to call this point Delta, for obvious reasons.

I am beyond your pitiful mind games, insect.

I flee at the marching tune of contentedness, and if you are wise you would do the same. Those drums announce the arrival of that demon boredom, the most dangerous one of all.

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>It's not "Sci-Fi." It's straight up Fantasy.
What the fuck are you talking about?

It has lasers, spaceships, energy shields, atomic bombs, artillery guns, advanced technology, etc.

Dune's from an era of sci-fi where books were less concerned about constructing elaborate psuedo-scientific explanations, and more about telling a story in a time period where the sciences have become preternatural.