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Evidence A collection of two facts or more related or connected to an event or phenomena. 1. There's always a first time for everything, sometimes observed by something(s) and, or someone(s) 2. There's not always a second time. 3. When there is a second time, the more times the event is repeated, it will not be repeated exactly, the event will alter slowly, suddenly, completely into a flux, perhaps to revert or submerge from its original...

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Partial Disclaimer: Fiction's sticky story is that any resemblance to actual persons, places, things and events are either entirely coincidental or used fictitiously. Nonfiction must content itself with getting more things right than wrong and avoid making stuff up as it goes along. If it is true that communication changes brain states and to want to communicate is to want to change brain states, then in the end, attempting to mix the two w...