Once upon a time, in a far-off land, there was a young boy named Max who loved to learn about science and technology. He was especially fascinated by the study of progressive and quantum physics.

One day, Max discovered a radiant rock that glowed with a strange light. He soon realized that the rock was radioactive and could be used to power a new type of energy source. With the help of his friends, Max set out to build a machine that could harness the power of the rock.

They worked tirelessly to create a rectilinear device that would convert the radioactive energy into a form that could be used to power their homes and towns. The device was made up of a series of relative components, each designed to resolve the energy into a usable form.

As they worked, they noticed that the energy was resonating in a unique way, producing a resultant frequency that was both rigid and volumetric. Max and his friends were amazed by the power of their creation and soon, the entire land was using the energy source to light their homes and power their machines.

And so, Max and his friends became known as the inventors of a new kind of energy, one that was both progressive and quantum, and that changed the world forever.

The end.

Reflections

1. What was Max's favorite subject in school?
2. What did Max and his friends discover that changed their world?
3. What kind of machine did Max and his friends build to harness the power of the radioactive rock?
4. What happened to the energy when it passed through the rectilinear device?
5. How did the energy source change the lives of the people in the land?
6. How did Max and his friends become known in their world?
7. Can you think of any real-life examples of progressive or quantum physics?
8. What do you think might have happened if Max and his friends had not discovered the radioactive rock?