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| Re: Maxwell equation use inferior in the Covenant? | |
| Posted By: Exiled Zealot | Date: 12/12/05 11:35 a.m. |
In Response To: Re: Maxwell equation use inferior in the Covenant? (Narcogen) : I think the very point in the novels is that the Covenant haven't mastered
: I think that's what is being suggested, yes. : Which engineers would those be? Here's a good description of them at the Halo library: http://library.psyjnir.net/?id=47 Now when they first appeared in Fall of Reach, one dismantled a car and put it back together at lightning speeds, according to the Spartans watching from the sewers. IMO, engineers are the first creatures to be encountered in the entire universe, that actually behave like computers. Contrary to popular belief, and computer cannot think or comprehend. A computer is not creative. It can only do the operation it's been programmed with minus the understanding of it's operation. The engineer's operation is a broad one; taking apart and building technology, but it's probably SO autonomic for them, they pay no heed to how they do it (or who they do it for, as they demonstrated in First Strike...one repaired John's armor). So, if these engineers aren't creative, than there should be no evolution in tech, which of course is true. That's one possibility anyway. | |
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