(urth) Like a good Neighbor
David Stockhoff
dstockhoff at verizon.net
Fri Nov 25 12:15:52 PST 2011
On 11/25/2011 2:39 PM, António Pedro Marques wrote:
> He's just told you he only barged in in the interest of clearing up a
> point.
And obscuring the point I was making in the process, yes. Unless Sinew
has a lander, Nettle is never seeing him again.
> I think there should be a large debate on just what the Secret of the
> Inhumi is. Rules: 1) It MAY be what we're told, it's no use debating
> that, there are no arguments that can help with it; 2) It MUST be
> something of immense importance, and they-use-landers,
> they-breed-on-Blue and they-are-lianas, don't cut it *only by
> themselves*. So, any ideas?
I think there should be a large debate on just what the Secret of the
Inhumi is. Rules: 1) It MAY be what we're told, it's no use debating
that, there are no arguments that can help with it; 2) It MUST be
something of immense importance, and they-use-landers,
they-breed-on-Blue and they-are-lianas, don't cut it *only by
themselves*. So, any ideas?
I agree with that. There are other features of the secret as well,
however. One is that Nettle can't be told.
The Rajan certainly thought that the main thing to know about them was
that they were defeatable---that they could be erased---just by not
letting them feed on any humans.
But I certainly don't believe that just because we know they captured
one working lander (and humans to work it) that they have been doing
this every two years since the Neighbors reached Green in spaceships.
They don't breed on Blue, however. They can't; it's too cold. Or was
that another lie?
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