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'''Inversion''' is a shift in perspective to view a space as though mirrored or inverted, rather than necessarily [[:Category:Tunnels of Set|opposed]]; however, this shift frequently causes opposition to manifest, as may result in moderate or major revision of self-projection, allowing corruption. Duelling perspectives will generally result in mutual annihilation if ''polarity'' cannot be changed, making synthesis impossible. | '''Inversion''' is a shift in perspective to view a space as though mirrored or inverted, rather than necessarily [[:Category:Tunnels of Set|opposed]]; however, this shift frequently causes opposition to manifest, as may result in moderate or major revision of self-projection, allowing corruption. Duelling perspectives will generally result in mutual annihilation if ''polarity'' cannot be changed, making synthesis impossible. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:41, 14 October 2022
Inversion is a shift in perspective to view a space as though mirrored or inverted, rather than necessarily opposed; however, this shift frequently causes opposition to manifest, as may result in moderate or major revision of self-projection, allowing corruption. Duelling perspectives will generally result in mutual annihilation if polarity cannot be changed, making synthesis impossible.
