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... I'm honestly not particularly happy with the alien question, because it was interesting and cool? Of course, was she in any way helpful as anything other than a vague curiosity to us? Not even close. Because of her we're going to spend time discussing more and more complicated methods to try and share this with the sole justification of "I want to show our knowledge to everyone", especially when we don't have anywhere near enough AP even for basic stuff (damn we haven't even introduced it yet to the Alphas, lesser talents close to Molly's age, visiting that magic book store, seeing the neutral terrains or any of our other first options for exploring Chicago).
Also, even if we manage to show the world that there is extraterrestrial life, what are they going to do? Technology will still be a long way from making contact or knowing anything about them, there is no way humans can build a spaceship anytime soon, politics between the superpowers will get in the way of everything that can give tremendous advantage to one of them, etc...
Is it a good knowledge to have? Of course, but would it be useful for us in something? Maybe 20 arcs in the future.
The story of evolution, on the other hand? Now that's great, and it tremendously increases my desire to kill the Red King and take Chichen Itza as ours (and I'll fight about this with anyone, if the White Council or anyone else wants it, they're going to have to take it from the cold and dead hands of us and our demonic soldiers).
About doing a book about it? I totally agree with @BronzeTongue's arguments (as well as his arguments regarding Murphy) and I think Yog should tone down this burning desire to want to spread everything we know to anyone and everyone, it's boring to see yourself argued over and over again. Someday this information is going to come back to bite us, plus he should also follow the KISS principle (keep it simple stupid) in making plans instead of the complicated mess of several steps where there's no need, it's easier to argue in favor them and also makes them more beautiful.
Also, even if we manage to show the world that there is extraterrestrial life, what are they going to do? Technology will still be a long way from making contact or knowing anything about them, there is no way humans can build a spaceship anytime soon, politics between the superpowers will get in the way of everything that can give tremendous advantage to one of them, etc...
Is it a good knowledge to have? Of course, but would it be useful for us in something? Maybe 20 arcs in the future.
The story of evolution, on the other hand? Now that's great, and it tremendously increases my desire to kill the Red King and take Chichen Itza as ours (and I'll fight about this with anyone, if the White Council or anyone else wants it, they're going to have to take it from the cold and dead hands of us and our demonic soldiers).
About doing a book about it? I totally agree with @BronzeTongue's arguments (as well as his arguments regarding Murphy) and I think Yog should tone down this burning desire to want to spread everything we know to anyone and everyone, it's boring to see yourself argued over and over again. Someday this information is going to come back to bite us, plus he should also follow the KISS principle (keep it simple stupid) in making plans instead of the complicated mess of several steps where there's no need, it's easier to argue in favor them and also makes them more beautiful.
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