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* SpaceIsCold: Water teleported into space is described as freezing instantly.
* TrueNeutral: The pilots, most of them. Anyone who cares extremely strongly about anything, and in particular anyone military, doesn't have the brain layout to switch, so switching never became a military threat.
* TrueNeutral: The pilots, most of them. Anyone who cares extremely strongly about anything, and in particular anyone military, doesn't have the brain layout to switch, so switching never became a military threat.
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* SpaceIsCold: Water teleported into space is described as freezing instantly.
* TrueNeutral: The pilots, most of them. Anyone who cares extremely strongly about anything, and in particular anyone military, doesn't have the brain layout to switch, so switching never became a military threat.instantly.
* TrueNeutral: The pilots, most of them. Anyone who cares extremely strongly about anything, and in particular anyone military, doesn't have the brain layout to switch, so switching never became a military threat.
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* OurGodsAreGreater: X and Y, though they never call themselves gods, can do pretty much anything (on their own they routinely carve messages to each other in asteroids, and throw those asteroids around the solar system; working together and with the other [=ADPs=], they can [[spoiler:kidnap Ganymede]]) and are explicitly described as gods by the narrator.
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* OurGodsAreGreater: OurGodsAreDifferent: X and Y, though they never call themselves gods, can do pretty much anything (on their own they routinely carve messages to each other in asteroids, and throw those asteroids around the solar system; working together and with the other [=ADPs=], they can [[spoiler:kidnap Ganymede]]) and are explicitly described as gods by the narrator.
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* AGodAmI: X and Y, though they never call themselves gods, can do pretty much anything (on their own they routinely carve messages to each other in asteroids, and throw those asteroids around the solar system; working together and with the other [=ADPs=], they can [[spoiler:kidnap Ganymede]]) and are explicitly described as gods by the narrator.
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* AGodAmI: OurGodsAreGreater: X and Y, though they never call themselves gods, can do pretty much anything (on their own they routinely carve messages to each other in asteroids, and throw those asteroids around the solar system; working together and with the other [=ADPs=], they can [[spoiler:kidnap Ganymede]]) and are explicitly described as gods by the narrator.
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* SpaceIsCold: Water teleported into space is described as freezing instantly.
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** Though the accidents are another matter, as X found to his cost.
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AGodAmI: X and Y, though they never call themselves gods, can do pretty much anything (on their own they routinely carve messages to each other in asteroids, and throw those asteroids around the solar system; working together and with the other [=ADPs=], they can [[spoiler:kidnap Ganymede]]) and are explicitly described as gods by the narrator.
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* AGodAmI: X and Y, though they never call themselves gods, can do pretty much anything (on their own they routinely carve messages to each other in asteroids, and throw those asteroids around the solar system; working together and with the other [=ADPs=], they can [[spoiler:kidnap Ganymede]]) and are explicitly described as gods by the narrator.narrator.
* PersonOfMassDestruction: Averted with the pilots and especially [=ADPs=]; while they have sufficient power to do most anything, including major destruction, they're almost invariably TrueNeutral, and so never really intervene in anything military.
* TrueNeutral: The pilots, most of them. Anyone who cares extremely strongly about anything, and in particular anyone military, doesn't have the brain layout to switch, so switching never became a military threat.
* PersonOfMassDestruction: Averted with the pilots and especially [=ADPs=]; while they have sufficient power to do most anything, including major destruction, they're almost invariably TrueNeutral, and so never really intervene in anything military.
* TrueNeutral: The pilots, most of them. Anyone who cares extremely strongly about anything, and in particular anyone military, doesn't have the brain layout to switch, so switching never became a military threat.
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AGodAmI: X and Y, though they never call themselves gods, can do pretty much anything (on their own they routinely carve messages to each other in asteroids, and throw those asteroids around the solar system; working together and with the other ADPs, they can [[spoiler:kidnap Ganymede]]) and are explicitly described as gods by the narrator.
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AGodAmI: X and Y, though they never call themselves gods, can do pretty much anything (on their own they routinely carve messages to each other in asteroids, and throw those asteroids around the solar system; working together and with the other ADPs, [=ADPs=], they can [[spoiler:kidnap Ganymede]]) and are explicitly described as gods by the narrator.
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AGodAmI: X and Y, though they never call themselves gods, can do pretty much anything (on their own they routinely carve messages to each other in asteroids, and throw those asteroids around the solar system; working together and with the other ADPs, they can [[spoiler:kidnap Ganymede]]) and are explicitly described as gods by the narrator.
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A WebOriginal short story about the discovery of human psychic teleportation, its consequences for society, and the indeterminate future. Can be found [[http://seldo.com/tags/pilots here]].
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A WebOriginal short story about the discovery of human psychic teleportation, its consequences for society, and the indeterminate future. Can be found [[http://seldo.com/tags/pilots here]].here]].
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!!Tropes found in ''Pilots'':
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!!Tropes found in ''Pilots'':
