The gravity of it all

        Dollcee said, as much as I appreciate all the benefits of gravity, I feel it can be restrictive in many ways.

        Dos said, surely, existing as a fictitious character in a blog allows you to defy the established laws of the universe.

        Dollcee sat quietly and appeared to be doing a lot of neural processing. 
        Eventually she said, golly-gee-wizz Dos, not only do I sometimes feel restricted by gravity, I cannot imagine the possibilities of an existence beyond it. 
        Cybo said, I believe that is called a citizen’s conditioning. Where a citizen is bound by their perception of everything and they cannot realise any alternative.

        Dos said, there are lots of redundant professors on the line that are seriously into the possibilities of the alternative.

        Dollcee said, even though my fictitious existence allows me extensive possibilities, like the universe, I rely on some sort bonding to maintain an identity. Tiny little pulses of energy combined to make me, Dollcee. How do you do.

        Cybo said, to true Dollcee, there is no existence without an identity.

        Padoke said, I have always wondered why gravity was used and not glue.