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::They certainly don't give a damn for their own long-term viability—they're too stupid to think that far in advance. | ::They certainly don't give a damn for their own long-term<br> | ||
:: viability—they're too stupid to think that far in advance. | |||
<br> | <br> | ||
::So keep that in mind when it comes to assessing the safety of Stasis. After all it is a power we use to explode each other like rotten balloons. | |||
::So keep that in mind when it comes to assessing the safety<br> | |||
:: of Stasis. After all it is a power we use to explode each<br> | |||
:: other like rotten balloons. | |||
<br> | <br> | ||
::And keep in mind also that a virus isn't evil. It just wants to exist. If there really is a distinction between Stasis-as-a-power and the voice in those ships, if one can be separated from the other, then maybe Stasis isn't intrinsically corrupting. Or maybe it is corrupting but only when it's tied to the voice behind it. Maybe we can wrest it free. Who knows? Not me. | |||
::And keep in mind also that a virus isn't evil. It just wants<br> | |||
:: to exist. If there really is a distinction between Stasis-as-a-<br> | |||
::power and the voice in those ships, if one can be separated<br> | |||
:: from the other, then maybe Stasis isn't intrinsically<br> | |||
:: corrupting. Or maybe it is corrupting but only when it's<br> | |||
:: tied to the voice behind it. Maybe we can wrest it free. Who<br> | |||
:: knows? Not me. | |||
<br> | <br> | ||
::Truce out. | ::Truce out. | ||
<br> | <br><br> | ||
<tt> | <tt> | ||
'''MESSAGE ENDS''' | '''MESSAGE ENDS''' | ||