Although it left it, it knew that it was right, it made it down, because it didn't know what's up.
Magic is something to be shared.
Magic helps ponies achieve great feats.
Magic is powerful and she is the master of magic.
Magic never goes wrong...
This is a story about Twilight and quite possibility the cruel nature of chance and circumstance.
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Sunny is back!
God damn, Sunny... welcome back. Your writing is just as stellar as always.
Pretty cool, liked and followed.
Damn, cloneLight is way more chill than I'd be. Clone or not I'd be begging to live.
This was good though, in the "wow that's fucked up" sense :p
Ah, it's The Prestige. I knew where it was going because that's one of my favorite movies, but stll, nice pick.
Well, shit. That was great! Well done.
Compromise and call it murcide?
0,1 is waayy too high . .
Nice job. Just happened upon this under new, and I'm already hooked.
A 0.1 failure rate in something as common as transportation would be literally apocalyptic.
Great work! I found it distinctly unsettling. One of the best takes I've seen on the potential dark side of teleportation. I featured this on episode 225 of my podcast, Pony 411.
This is why I prefer Portals to this kind of teleportation.
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0.1 is 10%, so one in ten. 0.1%, which is what the author might have meant to use, would be one in a thousand. But if you aren't talking about percentages, then a probability of 1 means something will happen, and then it's fractions of that. So in this case, 0.1 means one in ten.
Pretty authentic for a relatively short story, well written. Teleportation via any means other than a portal or wormhole of some kind is usually a good source of existential dread - the transporters in Star Trek atomize you and reassemble a new copy, for example. The clone from an accident in that setting decided to live and change his name instead of being Will Riker 2.0, but alicorns don't really have that option eh?