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Zero:
How's the one thing that you had me help with, still stabilized?
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Yes.
Zero: *contacts Dark David*
What is it?
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*Nods*
Thank you.
Mhm.
*Looks up to a large machine*
How interesting... a creature whose behavior is totally defined by his environment. Or would that include all creatures? On this magnitude, it becomes less of a reaction to stimuli and more of a predetermined course of action dependent on a set of variables. There is much to be learned.
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Precisely.
Very well. I approve; you may proceed.
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Perhaps developing a threat that can only be realized by severing dimensional links.
Interesting proposal. A reverse canary.
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It does.
How unfortunate. What do you suggest?
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A variety of factors, the most notable of which being that a total lack of interference also results in a lack of conflict. Other reasons include the isolation of evil and the quick destruction thereof.
I see. That is less than optimal; does it include all Tier Fours and Fives as well?
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Logical processes and independent calculations point to Mockingbird likely determining that the optimal course of action in securing Existence is to lock all beings into a single dimension, destroying the Existential network.
Why will he arrive at that conclusion?
Project Mockingbird has encountered an error.
In what way?
*Searches for planets in other universes*
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