FAQ
What is Parallelogram?
Parallelogram is a fully-immersive world closely linked to the "real world" that exists solely inside an unpublished novel by Carrie O'Hara.
What can I do on Parallelogram?
One can achieve a wide range of objectives that approach but never reach all possible objectives one might wish to achieve. New users will struggle to achieve much of anything, but that is the true sign of a powerful tool. The closer one gets to approaching the limits of what Parallelogram offers, the deeper and more lasting the achievements one derives from its use can become.
How much does it cost to use Parallelogram?
No "real world" money comes into Parallelogram and no "real world" money comes out of Parallelogram.
Who controls Parallelogram?
This question presents the beginning of a philosophical education that seeks an ever-changing answer. Who controls Parallelogram? One day it may be you.
Who pays the bills around here?
We are tenants at sufferance within the pages of an unpublished novel by Carrie O'Hara. Whatever sorrows we endure within this prison, at least we don't have to pay any bills.
How do I sign up for this exciting opportunity?
One can provide one's affiliation and address through this form, and we will reach out when further opportunities arise.
I attended the concert depicted in chapter ten. What was the first song they played that night?
Lucky you! The first piece you heard was the Four Original Versions from Luigi Boccherini's "Withdrawal by Night in Madrid" superimposed and transcribed for orchestra by Luciano Berio. This is but one example of its realization. Others can be found.
What can I do if I've listened to the Shadow Contract podcast?
That podcast has nothing whatsoever to do with Parallelogram. Any shared usage of shadow metaphors is merely a byproduct of overzealous postmodern philosophers convincing the world that meaning can be derived from the recurring images built into human language. Pay it no mind.
Does Parallelogram comply with applicable laws?
Parallelogram is entirely a work of fiction. What one does with "the gram" is one's own business.
What if political leaders start asking uncomfortable questions?
You may be approaching the limit of what Parallelogram has to offer.