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I thought you were saying that someone or something else would come up with plans that would be inferior to Trinity's plans.
I'm saying that the state of the world if Trinity's plans aren't implemented is worse than the world where they are.
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The confusion is in the word "inferior". It took me a bit to realise that you're trying to say that it would be worse for everyone if Trinity's plans were not followed. But when I look at "inferior" I see "of less quality".
That's what I'm saying. Not following Trinity's plans would be of lesser quality than following them.
Oi
Hi.
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I still don't get it. If it's an inferior plan, then it shouldn't be as likely to work. That's what I thought you meant. And what I still think you mean.
Trinity's plan is y.
The alternative to following y is x.
x is inferior to y.
x < y.
The alternative is inferior to following Trinity's plan.
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If it's inferior to Trinity's plans, wouldn't that be good?
Er
"Inferior" == "Less than"
"Alternative to Trinity's plan is inferior == less than Trinity's plan"
"Alternative is worse"
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Yes, exactly. "Inferior to Trinity's plans" doesn't make sense in my head as an alternative.
"What is the alternative?"
"The alternative is inferior to trinity's plans."
If nothing else, consider it wordplay.
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What is he trying to say here? Spirit is asking what is the alternative to her being stopped.
It sounded like "What is the alternative that you are referring to?"
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And that is?
Inferior to Trinity's plans.
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I do not. Virgil threatens Existence with her aspirations of ruling it. No singular person can do so. And it is clear that she drowns in her power.
That's irrelevant. Whether she may be so or not is superior to the alternative.
Well...
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