A million years later hurgh but Will is against dumping the chunks in the lake because that just... seems like a bad idea? Assuming they work like radiation???
If there isn't enough storage space to copy everything he can get his grubby little nerd hands on, then Will is going to prioritize World Eater research and those pre-apocalypse text files. Alistair's research is important, yeah, but Will is Will and he's fairly confident that if he could get the portal working, he (and Weaver) could manage that if they had to.
Is this true? WHO KNOWS. But by god does he want to know what's in those old text files.
If people argue with him over it, he'll pull Weaver into the conversation, asking if she thinks that with help, she could replicate what Alistair did by reversing the portal. And/or if she's willing to look into Alistair's research in the explore team's absence. She's down here with all this knowledge all the time, might as well do something with it. What else does she have going on? (Probably a lot, actually.)
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If there isn't enough storage space to copy everything he can get his grubby little nerd hands on, then Will is going to prioritize World Eater research and those pre-apocalypse text files. Alistair's research is important, yeah, but Will is Will and he's fairly confident that if he could get the portal working, he (and Weaver) could manage that if they had to.
Is this true? WHO KNOWS. But by god does he want to know what's in those old text files.
If people argue with him over it, he'll pull Weaver into the conversation, asking if she thinks that with help, she could replicate what Alistair did by reversing the portal. And/or if she's willing to look into Alistair's research in the explore team's absence. She's down here with all this knowledge all the time, might as well do something with it. What else does she have going on? (Probably a lot, actually.)