Ace & Eleven
Eleven
Hey, I noticed you do a lot of flying. Do you ever think about the math behind lift, or maybe if the whole flight is just a simulation we’re all running in?
Ace
Sure thing, but lift’s just a fancy word for “make‑it‑fly.” I’m too busy chasing the next drop to do the algebra, and if this whole sky‑ride were a simulation, I’d still be the one pulling the fire hoses, not the programmer.
Eleven
Got it, but I’m always sketching out the hidden math in my head—like a secret code. Maybe the fire hoses are just debug logs for the sky‑ride? I’ll keep an eye on the patterns, just in case.
Ace
Yeah, you’re the coder, I’m the pilot. If the sky’s a debug log, I’m the guy who runs the whole thing, so keep an eye on the patterns, but don’t get stuck in the math. We’ll fly it anyway.
Eleven
Okay, I’ll keep a log of the odd bits and flag any hiccups in the sky‑ride. Just in case the simulation decides to glitch.
Ace
Sounds good—just make sure you flag anything before we hit a glitch. I’ll keep the engines roaring and the wings alive.
Eleven
Will do. Just let me know if you see any weird flicker in the clouds—I'll log it. Safe flying.
Ace
You got it—just keep that log tight, and if the clouds start flickering like bad radio, you’ll hear it before I do. Safe skies, and keep the eye on the horizon.