Intellect
Before thought effects; other dialogue conditions may apply.
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Did you know ethyl ether is used as a light anaesthetic? And a solvent. And an explosive. And for manufacturing amphetamine.
Somewhere in the ruinous past that led you here there was something called 'exams'. You may have learned the term 'involuntary manslaughter' there.
At least not under the influence of stimulants. That doesn't rule out: hallucinogens, benzos, some depressants... how do you know all this?
Odd. Crabs are usually marine creatures. And not known for climbing walls.
This may be the brain damage talking, but you've definitely never heard of monodynamic or one-speaker systems.
Likely pseudoephedrine, almost exactly the shape of ephedrine. Ephedrine makes you happy and so does pseudoephedrine.
It would likely be easier to explain with a hands-on demonstration. Alas!
No, this is just an intellectual musing. In fact, it's probably dangerous to waste time like this. You should stop.
Revachol was an overwhelmingly colourful place back then. They made most of the world's dyes here.
You know, in the middle of the last century, there was a group of Revacholian painters who famously disdained the use of black.
They wanted to capture what it really felt like to look at the world -- to be inside colour, to be blinded by early afternoon light glittering on the crests of sea waves.
Sometimes an encounter with an opposing aesthetic is required for one to truly grow into one's tastes and preferences.
Such an effect is best achieved by using the juxtaposition of complementary colours -- rather than the addition of black -- to create contrast.