Submachine 7: the Core

[WorldisQuiet5256]

But still, it has the Columns as well.

http://images.wikia.com/submachine/imag ... Palace.png

See the area just before the Dome but not outside the Wooden door? There your columns.

[Boingo]

You mean Henry o'Toole had inspiration?
That could make sense.

[Rooster5man]

Of course he had inspiration - The gardens of Versaille.

[Boingo]

Proof?

[Rooster5man]

How could they have possibly known?

How could they mimic the structure of the subnet so accurately within simple garden plans?...

This is completely baffling.

L

I finally understood how they could mimic the structure of the subnet within a garden...

They didn't have to mimic. They were already living inside the subnet.

L

But that's not even what WorldisQuiet brought up, I just thought I'd add to it.

[Boingo]

And the proof was right there. Why didn't I see that?
So we now know that if there was an another civilization, they hired o'Toole for his style of building-after all they probably didn't know he came from Here...right?

[Rooster5man]

They didn't "hire" O'Toole, he was probably learned Architecture as a trade. It was common in Feudal times to have Apprenticeships, I'm sure the same thing applies here - O'Toole learned Architecture from the King's Master Architect and continued where the Architect left out. Something like that, at least.

O'Toole was always living in the civilization this was built.

[Boingo]

So now it's the question of who found the structure plans?

[The Abacus]

I can't believe I never noticed! How could I have been so oblivious? And it was right in front of me the whole time!


The winter palace is up in the void/air and supported by pillars and kept together by blue energy (likely karma)! How could I have not noticed something so obvious? Suddenly the second-last paragraph of the pamphlet makes so much sense...

[Sublevel 113]

Suddenly the second-last paragraph of the pamphlet makes so much sense...

you mean antistructural architecture?