Parallelism's Greatest Epic Fail

It all started in the year 3050, when our team of highly-trained, yet slightly incompetent, engineers attempted to build a machine that could travel faster than the speed of light.

The machine, dubbed "Project Parallel," was a behemoth of a device that took up an entire city block and had a budget that rivaled the GDP of a small country.

However, things quickly went awry when the machine began to malfunction, causing it to create a rift in the fabric of space-time that was so large it could be seen from orbit.

Consequences of the Incident:

• The city of New York was consumed by a massive, reality-bending anomaly that caused alligators to rain from the sky.

• The global economy took a hit as the world's supply of artisanal, small-batch mayonnaise was disrupted.

• The parallel universe next door, which had been quietly observing us for years, was forced to reevaluate its opinion of humanity as a competent species.

Learn more about the Aftermath of the Incident View the Project Parallel Technical Manual
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