In an arena devoid of gravitational confines, the esteemed Professor Eloquentia embarks upon a discussion of unparalleled complexity: "Can the mapping of perpendicular realities manifest on a hyperbolic plane?" he queries with an air of scholarly poise, allowing voice intonations to emulate an eternal descent.
Countering this inquiry, Dr. NonchalantlyLateral asserts via an oblique stance: "Indeed, in such realms, one might postulate that the descent is but a construct of ascending thought processes." Her argument pivots mid-air, defying the presumable laws of linguistic orientation.
As dialogues continue, the listener is compelled to grapple with the notion of "up" and "down" within discourse. Ultimately, the boundaries of gravity as an intellectual construct rather than a physical one are drawn into question.