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Can you touch one? No because they don't exist, so not tangible.
by jobigoud 4y ago
Can you touch one? No because they don't exist, so not tangible.
- Kiro 4y agoStill very much open to different interpretations. Again, very bad question overall that shows that the author only plays this with the same group of friends where rules are predefined.
- aidenn0 4y agoThe thing that I imagine in my head when someone says "dragon" is something that I could touch (just as much as the thing I imagine in my head when someone says "apple" is something that I could touch). I can't touch the Colossus of Rhodes as it no longer exists, but that doesn't make it tangible, so it need not exist right now. If someone genetically engineers a dragon in the future, does that retroactively make dragons tangible today?