Transformation

Transformation (in the case of this book) is the temporary process through which something or someone undergoes a marked change in form, nature, or appearance.

There are three main forms of transformation:

[1] Non-living to non-living (like a shoe into a book).
[2] Non-living to living (like a shoe into a shoe that is alive and can walk and talk).
[3] Living to living non-living (like a person into a living potato).

NOTE that it is not possible to turn a living thing into a non-living thing.

So one cannot turn a person into a potato. But one can turn a person into an alive potato (i.e. a potato that can walk and talk and breathe).

Appears in Book 14
First seen in Book 14, page 342

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There are three main forms of transformation: (1) Non-living to non-living, (2) Non-living to living, (3) Living to living non-living. It is not possible to turn a living thing into a non-living thing.

There are three main forms of tansformation: [1] Non-living to non-living (like a shoe into a book). [2] Non-living to living (like a shoe into a shoe that is alive and can walk and talk). [3] Living to living non-living (like a person into a living potato). NOTE that it is not possible to turn a living thing into a non-living thing. b14:c99:p342

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One cannot turn a person into a potato, but one can turn a person into an alive potato (one that can walk, talk and breathe).

So one cannot turn a person into a potato. But one can turn a person into an alive potato (i.e. a potato that can walk and talk and breathe). b14:c99:p342

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