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originally posted in:The Ashen Conflux
10/22/2015 1:05:32 AM
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The Traveler tried to wipe out the races of the Fundament because it knew the Hive would eventually make a deal with the Worms. However, when trying to change our fate, we often cause it to come to pass
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and that makes it right? should species go extinct for choosing a path different from your own? sounds like the traveler got some 'splaining to do
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Would you wipe out a planet in order to save a whole universe?
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it depends on what the situation is... The traveler tried to wipe out species BEFORE they commuted with the worms, so it had no basis to justify a mass extinction, since no threat was present. Only after seeing the effects of the decision the krill made would it be justified to make such a harsh attempt. my 2 cents tho.
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Yea but she had to strike before the hive made the pact. It was a risky decision but had to happen
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Maybe in your eyes, but to me a true force of good focuses on saving, not destroying and even if destruction is necessary, there is always something worth saving. Like noah's ark
