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'''Whynot''' was an artificially created [[planet]]. It was inside the [[Worldsphere]] of [[ | '''Whynot''' was an artificially created [[planet]]. It was inside the [[Worldsphere]] of [[the People]], and contained most of the operating systems of [[God (The Also People)|God]]. Its orbit took it over every part of the Worldsphere. God controlled its surface, and moved [[continent]]s on it around at a whim. Even with this geologic uncertainty, millions of the People lived on Whynot. | ||
Among the planet's surface features were the Grinning Archipelago on the equator and the two round continents of Lefteye and Righteye in the northern hemisphere, making it look like a face from some angles. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Also People (novel)|The Also People]]'') | Among the planet's surface features were the [[Grinning Archipelago]] on the [[equator]] and the two round continents of [[Lefteye]] and [[Righteye]] in the northern [[hemisphere]], making it look like a [[face]] from some angles. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Also People (novel)|The Also People]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:37, 30 June 2017
Whynot was an artificially created planet. It was inside the Worldsphere of the People, and contained most of the operating systems of God. Its orbit took it over every part of the Worldsphere. God controlled its surface, and moved continents on it around at a whim. Even with this geologic uncertainty, millions of the People lived on Whynot.
Among the planet's surface features were the Grinning Archipelago on the equator and the two round continents of Lefteye and Righteye in the northern hemisphere, making it look like a face from some angles. (PROSE: The Also People)
