Divelream Symposium

Divelream photograph, courtesy of Amish Consultancy group, Open Joist Triforce.

The Divelream Symposium was a hyperfuturistic Tropical Amish building material derived of the most high-tech technologies and wood alloys. The tropical Amish, much like their Subtropical and Temperate counterparts, placed in thigh regard the ability to craft sheds, barns, homes, and garages out of simple tree-piece slabs (known colloquially as wooden planks) and nails, bolts, screws, hinges, fasteners, etc. The Tropical Amish, however, synthesized a hyperfuturistic Hay-Wood Alloy capable of withstanding heavy winds, rains, lightning storms, floods, fires, and temperatures of 3000 degrees celsius. Building constructed of this material would simply float during a flood, reflect water during a rainstorm, channel lightning into the ground during a thunderstorm, and was not flammable. This material was known as 'Divelream' and was one of the most hyperfuturistic in all of the Omniverse. The Divelream Symposium was an annual meetup of Tropical Amish and other Divelream practitioners, held in Mexico City, where great ideas, schematics, and presentations were exchanged, enhancing the proliferation of Divelream. The tropical Amish, however, maintained an exclusive monopoly on the Divelream Formula, something kept locked under lock and key deep in the heart of the Amishspire Palace in Amish Springs, Guatemala (the Tropical Amish cultural and religious center).