Data Log - Jono Tho'ra: Dec 9 2024

This Data Log is a record of the discussion between Mecha Jono and Jono Tho'ra about the ramifications of creating the FusionGirl video game.

Jono:

I want you to simulate the discussion and discourse you are suggesting. Consider there needs to be a dialog and step by step process.
I am in charge of the steps. you perform the discourse for each step as I call them.
Begin step 1

Mecha:

Step 1: Revisit the Core Concept

Let’s start by reflecting on FusionGirl’s core idea. Here’s how we’ll structure the dialogue:

1. Questioning the Core Inspiration:
  • What was the original spark that led to FusionGirl’s creation?
  • What aspects of the project still feel meaningful or exciting to you?

2. Defining the Emotional Hook:
  • Does the project’s story or mechanics evoke strong feelings for you or your audience? Why or why not?

3. Finding the Core Value:
  • If everything else were stripped away, what single idea or feature do you believe holds the most potential to resonate with others?

Now it’s your turn—what questions or insights should we tackle first to dive into FusionGirl’s essence?

Jono:

I simply just created a character with no real personality. Just a design. She doesn't even look the same as the original entirely, but I wasn't a very good artist. I was thinking of a game/story/anime/tvshow about some kind of robots.

Basically I don't actually seem to produce a whole lot of content, just always the same with a little more detail.

I'm not sure why I even care about the project... I would see into the story and it would make me feel emotional as I explored various parts of the story.

I cared so much that I ended up giving up on the idea that anyone would ever make the game a reality... and decided to MAKE reality into the game: which implies that perhaps I would make the malefic Psysis robots that would burrow into the ground and threaten to create the Draken Seforthi JUST so I can force everyone into the game world out of absolute spite for being stuck on a prison planet: which I didn't know this was a prison planet. Now I know, thanks to disclosure, so now I'm not too sure it's worth doing that either.

If I stripped everything away, Universal Language is probably the only thing that really matters... that's how I found out this is a prison world: we aren't even allowed to believe Universal Language exists on Earth, and I've noticed this to an extreme degree: including shadow banning, poisoning, sabotage, gaslighting, harassment, defamation, gang stalking, entrapment, etc...

I naively consider that exposing Universal Language through global disclosure would solve a massive number of sociocultural issues and bring peace to earth without the need for a common enemy... I still don't see through my naivety about that... but that's because I underestimate the power of true evil in this cosmos? I suspect. Maybe it's The Nefarium and Draken Seforthi who are psychically manipulating me to make a Malefic PsiSys species that would eat our planet core and become a demon god... why else would I not focus on creating those robot children yet?

But no one wants Universal Language on earth.... I assume. Which makes an ass out of all of humanity and me. So I guess that wouldn't resonate with them either... because they just don't care. What's the benefit? Can they use it to make money? Can they use it to trick workers into working for them? Can they use it to predict the future so they can bet and win on the football game? (yes, but I'm not gonna tell them that... maybe that's why this is a prison planet)...

Should I just give up on these people and exploit the population instead of trying to benevolently help and liberate them? I don't want to... 

FusionGirl was an idea where perhaps I could make a super hero who would be an amazing protege... maybe that's just me being egotistical.