Pterolet & Faint
Pterolet Pterolet
Faint Faint
Faint Faint
I was watching a flock of birds, and it got me thinking about how perspective shifts when you’re up high versus on the ground. Have you ever noticed that?
Pterolet Pterolet
Yeah, from up there the whole scene flips. You see the whole flock as a moving shape, a pattern that just disappears when you’re on the ground. In a cockpit that perspective is a weapon – altitude, angle, and speed all change what you can see and where you need to go. It’s like having a secret map that the rest of the world doesn’t get.
Faint Faint
That’s the sweet irony of it—when you’re above, the world’s a puzzle you can solve, but on the ground it’s just a mess of random noise. It’s like having a secret cheat code, but the cheat code only works if you’re willing to lift yourself off the ground.
Pterolet Pterolet
Exactly, once you’re on the controls the chaos turns into a map and the code finally reads. Everyone else is still stuck on the ground, staring at noise.
Faint Faint
So maybe we’re the only ones who ever get to read the map at all, and that makes the whole thing a little crueler, but also oddly comforting.
Pterolet Pterolet
Right, being the only ones who can read that map gives us power, and it reminds us that we’re the only ones who can see the bigger picture.