Huh. Idea: Try to create a Grief Artifact that detects lies. Test it with Mami. If it works, go ask Oriko about Feathers and the events preceding its arrival.
Worst Case: We annoy Oriko.
Best Case: We find out she's been lying about something important regarding Feathers, and push her for straight answers. We could possibly create an Artifact that compels the wearer to give true answers, although using it might hurt relations with Best Buddy.
Seeing as though I think I've suggested this before, I approve.
*sigh* Yes, Aliens getting screwed by incubators is bad. No, they're not a concern right now. No, it's not discrimination, it's realism. We need to focus on our friends and loved ones, the immediate area, the country, and expand until we can help the globe. Until then, the aliens (who we don't even know) are gonna have to sit tight.
I'm not saying make a worse universe, I'm saying the better universe you envision isn't realistic given what we have.
We know Madoka can save them, and we're preventing her from doing so, so yes, it's realistic, because we know she can do it, and yes, that's makinga worse Universe otherwise.
Hell, Madoka didn't even fix everything. She made the final fate of meguca less shitty. That's it. They're still child soldiers doomed to die before their time. Wish or no, we can't fix everything.
By far the most important thing, and it makes the rest of their life less shitty as well, as has been mentioned before. If you don't understand why, we can explain it to you.
I don't know, but our current powers simply don't allow for the kind of absurd power levels that you're demanding we pursue so we can go have a giant intergalactic war.
No. Our current
known powers don't allow that. We're discovering new ones all the time. We had those from the start, so there's no reason to believe we don't have others.
The claim is we can fix everything by talking to people. Madokami fixed all of space and time, including the dead and aliens. I want to know how talking to people fixes all of space and time.
She changed one single fact about the universe, which also sprouted new problems to fill the void. She barely changed anything. She changed so little that most people wouldn't ever notice even if they had memories of the previous universe.
That change still mattered, but you're overselling it quite a bit.
She changed
the most important thing about the Universe which completely changed the lives of those directly affected by it. Youre underselling it. Again, if you don't understand why it's so important, I can explain it to you.
@Sereg
Potential Alien Megucae are not a current concern, as we don't even know if they exist.
There's an alien witch in the PSP as well as a bunch of other circumstantial evidence, but fine.
Dead Megucae ARE a concern, but far less so than Witches: Death is normal, and they may indeed be in a better place. Afterlife construction/time-travel "resurrection" can wait until we save living Megucae and the massive number of Witches throughout the world and imprisoned by the Incubators.
Not saying they aren't significant issues, but we have to prioritize according to our knowledge, our means, and the urgency of the issue.
The dead aren't urgent, as time isn't an issue for them. We have no knowledge regarding alien megucae, so they are at the bottom until that changes.
The thing is, arguments like these miss the point I'm trying to make:
Eventually, we'll need power A for goal B, which we only need to accomplish at time C, but if we know that we must be able to eventually get power A, then getting it earlier helps with earlier goal D and if we don't get it by earlier time E, The Incubators are likely to crush us.
That's my argument.
