Experiment 001 // Video;

[anomaliiiiies]

[so have one curious looking Jane Foster, recently woken up and in the ship]

All right, this is interesting. I seem to have found myself in a pod in a crashed ship, and frankly, that doesn't look like Earth tech. And need I add that it looks like somebody went trigger happy with the terraforming? It looks a bit desolate out there.

My name is Jane Foster, and so, um, who's out there, and what is going on?

Comments

[Video]

[relicrebellion]

I was only stranded the once. [And she's still embarrassed about it, if the defensive note to her voice is any indication.] But yes. It was a necessary risk.

[Video]

[anomaliiiiies]

Well, one time is usually enough, I would think, to learn how to manage oneself in new situations. [dry tone]

[Video]

[relicrebellion]

Unfortunately, the weight of history speaks against that line of reasoning.

[Video]

[anomaliiiiies]

Only if you always look to the past to deal with the future.

[Video]

[relicrebellion]

Our people share a saying: those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it. Which has become a very literal truth in my own recent history.

But I was speaking of cultural patterns, and the fact that it quite often takes repeated exposure to learn how to deal with something particularly difficult.

[Video]

[anomaliiiiies]

Oh! I see now. Yes, that is quite true. For both the saying, and what you meant.