Technology he understands. He sort of views medicine the same way - our bodies are systems. Biological machines. They can be broken and they can be fixed.
I'm even more unfamiliar with ships aside from what I learned from a friend that's a pilot. Still, sometimes I think that handling people is harder than building an artificial planet.
Graviton cores have their moments of unexpected results but... this crew can be something else more often than not. I've been here since the beginning of Ajna and everyone continues to surprise me.
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Technology he understands. He sort of views medicine the same way - our bodies are systems. Biological machines. They can be broken and they can be fixed.
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That's a good way of looking at it. It helps that technology can be just as temperamental as both the patients and the medics.
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You can generally predict what happens when certain stimuli are applied. However, living beings tend to be a bit more unpredictable than scout ships!
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I'm even more unfamiliar with ships aside from what I learned from a friend that's a pilot. Still, sometimes I think that handling people is harder than building an artificial planet.
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Building materials generally don't do the unexpected.
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Graviton cores have their moments of unexpected results but... this crew can be something else more often than not. I've been here since the beginning of Ajna and everyone continues to surprise me.
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He knows what you mean. Although there aren't many of us left who have been here since the very beginning.