[ Progress is progress. Albedo receives the answer calmly nonetheless. ]
It does seem like that, yes? It could be because there is some information that still eludes our grasp.
I wonder if simply shifting how we approach matters could assist in us uncovering more of what remains hidden before we are all unfortunately surprised by something once again?
Subterfuge? Oh goodness no, I sure hope you didn't believe I meant that. But, I suppose it is a option as well.
[ An indescribable look comes upon his face for a moment which fades into a thoughtful expression. ]
That being the case, perhaps sticking to the tried and true methods will continue to bear...better fruit, as it were. What is the saying? Ah, I believe it is this:
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[He's trying to work on relying more on people around him so. He'll try to be honest]
I'm...tired I think. It was like we solved one problem, only to have another one pop up immediately.
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It does seem like that, yes? It could be because there is some information that still eludes our grasp.
I wonder if simply shifting how we approach matters could assist in us uncovering more of what remains hidden before we are all unfortunately surprised by something once again?
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I think we're all working with what we have. If people aren't sharing information then...we can't do anything about that, can we?
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[ People have various reasons on why they would like to be secretive, after all. Albedo doesn't seem bothered by it either. ]
Though, if we have out of the box ideas on how to obtain it, we should always pursue it.
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Subterfuge really isn't my thing. I've just been asking other people who are closer to the source.
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[ An indescribable look comes upon his face for a moment which fades into a thoughtful expression. ]
That being the case, perhaps sticking to the tried and true methods will continue to bear...better fruit, as it were. What is the saying? Ah, I believe it is this:
Don't fix what isn't broken.
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[It's a nice way of putting it]