GearheadWilliams

Well, my mother toungue is spanish and I speak english almost fluently (Sometimes, I can't understand what someone says or a sentence with complex words). As for languages I want to learn, my inner weaboo has been screaming to me in my ear that I should learn japanese ever since I existed, but it died down a bit after I got into ponies because my interest in anime and japanese video games gradually disappeared. Now that I do Aikido, I got that interest back because it would be easier to memorize the names of the techniques and stuff. Oh, and I'm slightly interested in learning French and BR Portuguese, but for trivial reasons. I'd only learn French so I can understand the lyrics of a song by Le Soldat Pony and Portuguese because it seems very similar to spanish and therefore easy to learn for me.

I don't use Facebook. I LIVE in Facebook. Well, I lurk it. I barely post anything, but I simply read the posts from other people, talk to the friends I made there, and watch pages. I visit it at least once a day. It also kind of surprises me that the majority of the people who answered this thread claim to be distant to Facebook. I'm not entirely sure why.

Well, it really depends on your point of view. Is this world magical to me? Yes, but only in a very specific way. Not in the way of how everything is connected and the very element of chaos, since I consider that an entirely different thing. I believe this world is "magical" because of how we control the events. From what I've seen through the fictions I've seen where magic is real as it is, I concluded that magic is the generation of an event through the explotation of energy. This event or condition could be anything possible between the given universal laws, from making a source of light to causing someone's death. It's like typing a command in a game's console. We do that, but in a different way from what we see in tales about magicians and mystical stuff. We exploit the laws of physics as we know them to make our own events, just that with larger limitations. This limitations are usually the product of not knowing enough about such laws to make a certain event possible or simply lacking the capability to generate enough energy to make it happen, whatever it is. In a way, you could say that magic is limitless technology. Is this world magical? Yes, just that it's not the kind of magic you see in fiction; just like the fact that robots exist but they're different from what we see in movies or just the general media about them. TL;DR: Any sufficiently advanced form of technology is indistinguishable from magic. Therefore, our world could be considered magical but limited.

Me? I'm woking on my musical skills in general: I'm trying to polska polish my guitar, bass, and vocal knowledge and I'm also trying to find inspiration to make MLP-related music that's loyal to the concept it wishes to represent and not just an instrumental with a picture of Rainbow Dash in the video it would be uploaded in. (Kind of like sogreatandpowerful, if he was a teenager that made 3-chord alt-rock instrumentals for his own amusement) I'm also trying to get better at LoL and to prepare myself for that part of the year where I go from waking up at 10 AM every day to waking up at 5:45 AM everyday. (Some people call it "starting school")

I scored 19 and I'm glad, although I'm still trying to find the "Of course" answer to that question about wanting to change.

What would the world be like without sight? What would things be like? What would they look like? Would computers exist like they do here? Also, another one I've wondered about is what would the world be without human beings or without society. What would life be like if we acted solely on instinct like the rest of the animals?

Oh, alrighty then. They were going to be literal drops anyways.

But the dubstep drops make it more experimental!

D.A.N.C.E. (Damn Animals Not Copying Entertainment). It would be a post-post-post-post-post hard pop rock rap grunge funk metal with a tendency to add dubstep drops and jazz bass solos in the middle of every song. I could mention a certain band I'm in right now, but it's name is kind of a secret.

What about the ability to predict... The past? YEAH, I'd love something like that. Saving lives and stuff with it.

I'm as clumsy, butterfingered, and potato-sack-with-extremities-ish as a sentient; living organism can possibly be.