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Oh, there's an idea.
Honestly I have no idea what the mole schedule is after the other day. Unless someone tells me to turn up I'm going to assume I don't have to.
Honestly I have no idea what the mole schedule is after the other day. Unless someone tells me to turn up I'm going to assume I don't have to.
Yeah no, don’t show up unless you want me to check your vitamin levels. Go home, watch a movie, journal. Text Enoch.
Maybe to you. I think everyone else at the station isn’t fussy enough.
I think everyone is too fussy, but maybe I’m just concerning.
Well, whatever it may be, hang in there, eat your vegetables, etc.
I need at least a little more information before I answer this question.
You don't have to do experiments on people to get to know them better.
What happened?
Probably, but I'm not going to encourage it. Which I'm sure you knew when you messaged me.
Probably, but I'm not going to encourage it. Which I'm sure you knew when you messaged me.
I didn't warn him that I'd brought Crysta along. And then we more or less confirmed that he does have a remnant of my brother inside of him, affecting his actions and personality in unknown ways. Absolutely fascinating stuff.
You complained that I don't text you about science. You have to give me a reason to keep texting you.
You complained that I don't text you about science. You have to give me a reason to keep texting you.
Oh. I'm s I haven't had a chance to talk to him about it. [...] You think that would show up on an EEG?
That isn't really what I meant Do I?
If it didn't, that would be rather revealing, wouldn't it? They must have done tests on him to clear him for explorer duty. I wonder what they found. It's really too bad Medical is locked up so tight.
Or don't, I don't care. Your disapproval is still useful to me.
Or don't, I don't care. Your disapproval is still useful to me.
No, I think it's a good thing you don't have access to the medical records. Same goes for the rest of you nosy assholes. [...] Isaiah wants to run tests on my blood.
Oh good. I never have to worry about being useless.
Oh good. I never have to worry about being useless.
I don't see the point. They'll run all those tests on me after my next annual exam anyway.
I don't think you really want my honest opinion on this situation.
I don't think you really want my honest opinion on this situation.
The annual exam is only concerned with health markers, while a geneticist like Isaiah could get an in-depth look into your DNA. Not that I'm advocating for you to give your blood to researchers with inappropriate boundaries.
Well, now you have to tell me.
Well, now you have to tell me.
He already knows more about me than I want him to. [...] Maybe after the annual exam. Until then I don't want to think about it.
You could do all the experiments you wanted on Parson and you'd never find what you're looking for.
You could do all the experiments you wanted on Parson and you'd never find what you're looking for.
That will probably be fine. Your physiological changes are quite incremental.
Interesting perspective. [...] I've thought about it, and Parson's guilt is far too potent to ignore. But it is risky. I'll save it until I've run out of other factors to exploit.
Interesting perspective. [...] I've thought about it, and Parson's guilt is far too potent to ignore. But it is risky. I'll save it until I've run out of other factors to exploit.
Usually, yeah. [...] The gills came in fast. So did the beginnings of the dorsal fin, but it seems like it's slowed down now. [...] I have a theory about that, actually.
What other factors?
What other factors?
Edited (sorry had an additional thought) 2023-07-09 03:21 (UTC)
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