Sharmatix – Shambhala
“There is more to reality than meets a normal eye. Behind the curtain of everyday consciousness is hidden another, a much of this strange, mental universe.”
Refractor – Naughty Robot
“Danger. You are a trouble.” “The machine says, remove life.” “Rhythm is life.”
Refractor – Connect the Dots
“…Loading. Pull the handles…” “You make as many connections as you would like. Connect the dots. You can see, ah, there it goes.” “See how that goes? Everything is connected.”
Refractor – Phantom Effect
“…Take a fire.”
Refractor – Qubit
“Nature’s computer could it be a window of creation itself. All leading to this process that created the universe. … But we hope to explain…” “When I look at the night sky I see stars, look at the flowers, the trees. I realize that it’s all…”
Refractor – Clockwork Failure
“Just music.”
Refractor – Ivy
“In a vast and infinite multiverse, countless parallel universes… A rip in the fabric of space time.” “Join us on an epic adventure through the stars.” “A ripped fabric of spacetime, infinite possibilities stretching across the vast expanse of reality.”
Event Horizon – Seeing Sounds
“The desert has its own melody, it prefers some notes and it doesn’t like a mic…” “I hear you, I see spaces, I see space but I hear no sound.” “I saw this picture and then I found that, that of course… Chromatic scale.”
Event Horizon – Lushen Illusions
“Just speaking in general terms, when you use illusions, you’re generally going to want two of them. If you’re using one of them, it’s going to have to have a lot more power.” “This is his deck-out mission. He’s got very fast Bernard, and very decked-out Lushen. So you’ll notice his other mission is very distant to his deck-out mission… He doesn’t want to do that, he wants to run a very decked-out Lushen. So he’s going to be running through…”
Event Horizon – UFO’s Hunt
“It must be aliens from outer space visiting from another plane.” “They never see him, they don’t understand.” “Now there’s a very fascinating frailty in the human life that psychologists know all about. And it’s called argument from ignorance. And this is how it goes.”
