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[10billionpercent]

[Visible now is Senku, and a smashed piece of glass. This is his new mirror already, but it was no accident. He holds up a shard.]

Well, I can report that this appears to be just ordinary mirror glass, I'm no closer to understanding how it works yet.

[It's quite possible that people haven't met him yet, but he doesn't consider that.]

Intersting. I was expecting some kind of technology to explain the so called magic effect.

Any thoughts?

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[10billionpercent]

I'm intimately aware with all of the known facets of space, including all of the space.

At the moment, I need to head to the moon specifically. I suspect there will be evidence there, probably some kind of broadcast, that will give an indication as to why all of the humans were petrified for thousands of years.

Aside from that, I want to know and understand everything. Humans don't know that much about space, it's hard to get to. I want to know everything, from foreign viruses found on other planets, to how each planet's gravitational pull works, why and how they differ from Earth, and what I can find there, even if it is just nothing, so to speak.

I like mysteries, and space is one of the biggest ones there is.

[dr_riley]

We must be from different realities. I've never heard of all of humanity being petrified for millennia, and where I'm from, we know more about space than our own oceans. Extraplanetary viruses haven't been discovered, but there were some fossilized bacteria that were found that cause quite a stir. Regardless, knowing and understanding EVERYTHING is, I'm afraid, a little outside of literally anything's capabilities. That's more of a God thing, I'd think.

[10billionpercent]

I wanted to be prepared if I did find something, but it's come in handy.

If I thought like that, it would be an excuse to be lazy. Science is a huge, boring, long pain in the ass. One I really enjoy, so the more knowledge I can get, the better.