Reached Quorum 8 to 0. Enacted by Derrick (did nothing, as a clause was not fulfilled)
Adminned at 18 Mar 2017 12:56:04 UTC
If enacted this proposal will do the operations listed in the proposal “Nymph State” by Cuddlebeam if and only if the proposal “Nymph State (again)” by Cuddlebeam has been self-killed.
cloning a proposal in case Cuddlebeam is pulling our legs
In case anyone was wondering what scam I was then aiming for (which I figured out was trash like 9 minutes later lol), it was that in “Mitosis” (https://blognomic.com/archive/mitosis), it said:
“If a creature has less than three organs, it ceases to be a creature, and any organs in it must change their state to nymph (for free, without paying any nutrients) before taking any dynastic actions.”
If the Nymph state isn’t listed, then they can’t change their state to it. So in that case, they would be locked out of taking dynastic actions. Indefinitely.
That seemed powerful as fuck so I went for it without much thought until I realized that it was a really bad idea soon after and I wanted to throw myself off a cliff lol.
If it’s not possible to become a Nymph, it’s not possible for a creature to cease to exist, either. Besides, it wouldn’t be indefinite, it would last exactly as long as it took someone to make a proposal to fix it.
It’s not that they would cease to exist, “must change their state to nymph (for free, without paying any nutrients) before taking any dynastic actions.”
>before taking any dynastic actions.
>any dynastic actions
But yeah, shrug
[Oracular rufio] Actually it could happen even if Nymph isn’t a state, using the Bud state outlined in the Mitosis proposal.
Say you have 3 creatures with 3 organs each.
Adam [A,B,C]
Eve [D,E,F]
John [G,H,I]
Say that the organs C,F and I are all in the bud state and agree to become a creature, then Adam, Eve and John all cease to exist.
Also 
I didn’t realize that multi-creature method lol. Holy fuck. Would’ve been a spectacular way to do a multi-kill of a sort.
Ahh, I see. I guess it could also happen if the right people go idle. But like I said, it would probably be a temporary problem.
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