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The first thing I do when I get back from a TCF break is to check your profile and look at the latest posts. For some reason I find reading them really enjoyable.

"Ayy, finally crafted the strongest sword in the game. Apparently it comes from a really far away planet."
"Congrats, how fast is it?"
"What do you mean?"
"zenithspeed, like, what is its attacking speed?"
"I dunno, let's test it on queen slime."
"I Think Queen Slime Is Bad"
"Cool, John. That is remotely relevant to what I said yes."
"Okay fine, I have stuff to do so can you get the Gelatin Crystal? Use the Drill Containment Unit One and it will come to you like a Moth to the Lampshade."
"Got it, what will you be doing during that?"
"I'll need to collect some Molten Lava to make the Perfect Cell farm to keep some in my inventory so I can have 'in the go' golem kills whenever I pass by the altar."
"Okay, who designed the farm anyway?"
"Certainly Someone that isn't some sort of a noobie/scrub/pleb. It works like a Clockwork."
"For sure they are Someone that needs help. Who in their right mind would design a farm for that? They definitely ate a Rainbow Potato or something."

My train of thought about gravity has led me to believe that we are actually playing a form of skyblock. Except, the direction for gravity isn't "down," it's "in." Gravity never is "down" because down isn't a direction. It's arbitrary depending on where you are. It's like a spinning wheel counterclockwise, the top of the wheel is going left, whereas the bottom of it is going right. (continued in comments)