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Write a story about why you like Tieru, the origin of your slippers, and the writing process of one of your posts.

most of us haven't lived very long yet, and not everyone has had significant experiences that could be used to create such a chain of events.

Of the epic coincidences that have happened recently, I can recall one: In the beginning of 11th grade, I was convinced that I would enroll in our Perm Polytechnic University, and that's probably what would have happened if someone hadn't posted a small, barely noticeable announcement on our school bulletin board about an open house at the physics department of our classical university. The appearance of such an announcement on the bulletin board of a humanities school is strange and unlikely in itself, but that's what happened. And somehow, a friend and I walked past this bulletin board and noticed this announcement. Neither of us was planning to enroll in the classical university, but we decided to go and check it out, just for fun. So, we got to the university, barely found the right building and the right classroom. And then the coincidences ended, and a pattern began. I learned a lot about the available programs, visited the laboratories, etc. In general, I realized that this place was actually very good, and most importantly, it was close to what I wanted. In essence, it was exactly what I wanted from higher education: something interesting and, at the same time, offering opportunities after graduation. I realized this, though, not immediately, but if it hadn't been for this visit, I might never have realized it. That's the story. It's not quite a chain of events, and perhaps not the most obvious demonstration of the butterfly effect, but still. Added 1 minute ago

Sometimes I do remember: "Ah... how good it was back then," but nothing more.

I think this is exactly what is called "living in the past," especially when it happens too often. But when special, fateful moments in life remain in your memory for a long time, can this be called "living in the past"?

I think that's exactly what it means to "live in the past," especially when it happens too often. But when special, life-changing moments stay in your mind for a long time, can that really be called "living in the past"?

You probably misunderstood me, or I didn't express my thought correctly.
I meant that there are many chains of events in our lives, and I can't really single out one that is truly significant, probably because I haven't lived long enough yet.
And I rarely think about the past, except when I come across an old photograph or meet an old friend.

Tieru, in life, you can always identify a large chain of events – it’s just that it won’t originate from a single source, but rather resemble a tree. Just like a river – huge rivers begin with many small streams. By merging, they form a river. The same applies to the butterfly effect – starting from one moment, your chain of events has a number of inaccuracies – instead of an event that actually took place in your life, you can easily record some other event (which doesn’t contradict the first one) and discard all the others.

[DISCUSSION] The Butterfly Effect

Exactly! Let's discuss the movie :D

Then, the topic should be moved to the "What fans of Heroes love" section.

it would be better if you didn't spam here[br][/br]P.S. but if we're talking about the movie, I like the first part, but the second one isn't as good, although the ending is quite good) I like that kind of thing.

Carefully and without being pushy, I'm bumping the topic up.
If my friend's father didn't have numerous connections, he wouldn't have been able to get him a summer job. If my friend hadn't gotten that job, he wouldn't have invited me to join him. If one person hadn't created a team to work on a specific area (landscaping, cleaning, digging, moving trash, and hauling various items), a small but cohesive team wouldn't have been formed. If this team hadn't been created, my volunteer squad would never have been organized. If I hadn't been a member of the volunteer squad, I would never have attended the rally (I recently wrote about it in the Haven).
This chain of events occurred spontaneously when I was sitting in a large hall filled with people, quite far from the city, and suddenly asked myself, "How did I get here?". :)

Events happen in our lives: ups and downs. It is they that make us who we are.

For some reason, I only see the downs.

This is a good topic, which is confirmed by my latest post. Unfortunately, nothing interesting is happening in my current game, and I can't recall any interesting things from the past right now.

For example, I don't remember much from the past because I don't dwell on it; I live in the present.

And I rarely think about the past, except when I come across an old photo or meet an old friend.

Damn, I used to be a normal person, how did this happen...?

I'm carefully and impartially bumping the topic.
If my friend's father didn't have numerous connections, he wouldn't have been able to get him a summer job. If my friend hadn't gotten that job, he wouldn't have invited me to join him. If one person hadn't created a team to work on a specific area (landscaping, cleaning, digging, moving trash, and hauling various items), a small but cohesive team wouldn't have been formed. If this team hadn't been created, my volunteer squad would never have been organized. If I hadn't been a member of the volunteer squad, I would never have attended the rally (I recently wrote about it in the Haven).
This chain of events occurred spontaneously when I was sitting in a large hall filled with people, quite far from the city, and suddenly asked myself, "How did I get here?". :)

From this point on, nothing particularly interesting happened, just keeping you updated.

Yeah.

1999-2000. I got introduced to Heroes II thanks to a neighbor downstairs. Later, I got a computer thanks to my cousin, and along with it, a disk of Heroes III. Years passed, games changed, but Heroes remained.
2007. I decided to visit HeroesWorld to download maps for playing with the same cousin who told me about the forum. A day or so later, I registered (still on VK, but I don’t remember because of whom). I met various people, including Amko, who eventually ended up in my VK friends list.
2013. I went to Amko’s page, saw a public page he had, and decided to check it out. Among many different people, I saw a girl there. I went to her page and simply couldn’t resist writing to her. We started talking. That’s how I found a close friend whom I’m still friends with to this day.
2017. I thought that it wasn’t for nothing that I became a hardcore fan back in the distant 2000s.