#2636: Command Decisions, Part 4

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No one should ever, ever trust Angel. Ever.

But of course he can time-travel back to when Ceres was whole and get what's needed to prove the Admiral's case. The various parts of Ceres are still floating around, so he can lock on their gravity (which is what he used to pull himself back to the starbase), and with that lock on he can also travel back and forth on the Ceres timeline.

Back is probably much easier, since soon there won't be much more forth he can lock on to.
 
Venalitor
2016-03-28 11:59:43 
Huh. . . I thought this form of use for Angel's powers was to be avoided?
Jalathas
2016-03-28 14:34:58 
I figure he can't CHANGE the past, but that doesn't prevent him from getting information from the past. Especially given that everyone and everything on the base will be gone shortly after they go there, so there's not even a particular risk of paradox. It's hard to change too much of the timeline when the place you caused alterations is going to explode anyways.
Venalitor
2016-03-29 00:30:38 
I was thinking more along the lines of "why doesn't Angel just time-warp all the problems away" than the paradox angle.
Nicholas Farquharson-McIntyre
2016-03-29 11:51:52 
I mean... because that would cause a paradox? I thought "Angel can't fix all problems with time travel because it would cause a paradox" was a given here, and my explanation was about why this is an exception.
Jalathas
2016-03-29 11:52:34 
Oops. Stupid autofill, revealing my real name.
Venalitor
2016-03-29 12:02:29 
@Nicholas Farquharson-McIntyre: Ohhhkay, that makes more sense now.
    

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