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A STEM called CCB (Click,Click,Boom)

Original Oil Painting by Ken Berman, Artist

CCB is an artifact from my mythic‑tech universe — a cubist reconstruction of mechanical anatomy. Where Picasso rearranged faces; I rearrange engineered geometry.

Every STEM begins as a fractured machine: rods, pistons, joints, and planes pulled out of alignment and reassembled into a new logic. CCB is one of those early forms, a device that feels like it remembers something, even if its function is lost.

This is one of many STEMs that are part of a my ongoing 35+ year archive that dovetails into my upcoming book series currently on Royal Road called The Code 'X' Chronicles.

u/TechlingTales — 2 days ago
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Did Thor have an afterlife domain??

Ok so in their insult battle, Harbard states to Thor; "Odin has the earls who fall in battle, but Thor has the race of thralls." Or something along those lines.

We know that Odin has Valhall, where he keeps these warriors, a hall with 540 rooms.
Thor’s hall, Bilskirnir also has 540 rooms, located in Thrudvang.
Freyja has Folkvang.

So you have the same amount of rooms, and similar names.

And if you look at other Norse afterlives, they all have some denominator
Death in battle = Valhall/Folkvang
Drown at sea = Ran‘s net
Die of sickness or age = Hel
Women who die unmarried = Gefjon

So maybe Thor has a domain for those who die in work maybe? Like someone trampled by cattle??

u/the--prowler — 3 days ago
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Athena in battle, in all her splendor, illustrated by Ambrosaure

50h of work and really proud! I love Athena and she guides me during realisation 🙏🏼

u/Ambrosaure — 8 days ago