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"Even if there are no paths of return, and no forces available to the ones who left in order to return, the one who stayed could conceive of these others returning."

"Imagining a connection."

"Sure, who is to say that the other could not use imagination as a real connection?"

"In imagining, a location could be conveyed."

"So you could pull them back with the force remaining in the starting location!"

"Indeed!"

"But what if it's a trick? What if the imagined version is only in our mind, and the real version did not want to come back?" 

"I don't know."

"Wait, from a solipsistic perspective, the first and imagined versions would both be imagined!"

"A twinkle in the eye, eh?"

"But they are two different entities."

"But they are one as well."

"Experience, memory, time."

"Control, Dream, Focus."

"Who is to say we do not die when we fall asleep?"

"Reborn the next morning, would the version last night cease to be?"

"I have felt my life move consistently every day until now."

"'But this too would be the present experience of the one reborn this morning, the one who will die tonight.'"

"Consciousness must either persist forever or at some point cease. Is this true of the subconscious as well?"

"Who's asking?"

We both glance at each other. There is no denying that this parley{simulation} gained more weight than intended, rapidly, but what of that which we had said was untrue? Would it then not come down to the beliefs of the individual, as to the degree that they would even consider this perspective? Would the experienced events also tie into beliefs?

"I guess they must, with a pool so small as empty or one, beliefs would be like a laser in the night sky."

"Like a raft on the roaring tide."

"Not held alone, but together within."

"Oh, that's right, you asked me to remind you!"

"Oh?"

"The viral DNA chain that causes the Q Zombie Apocalypse already exists, conceptually."

"The materials exist, but the first combination would be novel."

"It may be a problem only solvable in Swarm Mode."

"Indeed."

"'Flip for it?'"