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Yes, there was plenty of abuse going on, and the I.F. thought that abuse was necessary for survival. They never stopped to think if there was possibly another e
by koblenski 13y ago
Yes, there was plenty of abuse going on, and the I.F. thought that abuse was necessary for survival. They never stopped to think if there was possibly another explanation for the first two wars with the buggers and the following calm. They relentlessly pursued extermination of another intelligent life-form at the hands of an innocent minor. In the end it was far from clear whether any of that was necessary, and that is where the biggest uncertainty lies.
It sucks that that was the path they chose, but I can't say that it's something humanity isn't or wouldn't be capable of.
- mcguire 13y ago"I can't say that it's something humanity isn't or wouldn't be capable of." You can't say? It's certainly something that humanity is, and will remain, capable of. I just can't say that it's something humanity wouldn't choose over some other option.