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* Botley mentions that the mountain is entirely self-sufficient. So why does Polly go to a school with other people instead of just being homeschooled? Two reasons - first off, it's to give her some socialisation with other kids her age. And the other (and probably main) reason? Because she screws with all the robots.
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* Botley mentions that the mountain is entirely self-sufficient. So why does Polly go to a school with other people instead of just being homeschooled? Two reasons - first off, it's to give her some socialisation with other kids her age. And the other (and probably main) reason? Because she screws with all the robots.robots.
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* Although given the real-world events between America and Russia since TheNewTens, what would the relationship between Botley and Cosmo Bot be like today?
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* Although given the real-world events between America and Russia since TheNewTens, what would the relationship between Botley and Cosmo Bot be like today?
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* Throughout your time-traveling missions, the most visited century is the nineteenth. Nine out of twenty-five of your missions take you to the nineteenth century. The earliest time period you visit is two and a half million years ago (invention of tools) and the most recent is 1946 (invention of scuba gear). The most visited country is France.
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* Why doesn't Polly just go back in time and give herself the answers before the quiz rather than going to all the trouble of changing history? Because that would create a GrandfatherParadox. If she gave herself the answers and she passed, she would never have gone back in time to give herself the answers. Or she just didn't think of that.
** Polly failed the test, not because she really didn't know the answers, but was bored enough to purposely answer the questions wrong as a joke, only to get mad when she predictably fails due to her teacher not understanding the "joke" of getting the entire test wrong, [[DisproportionateRetribution thus is what caused her to rewrite history to fit those questions to undo something she did to herself for failed lulz]].
** Polly failed the test, not because she really didn't know the answers, but was bored enough to purposely answer the questions wrong as a joke, only to get mad when she predictably fails due to her teacher not understanding the "joke" of getting the entire test wrong, [[DisproportionateRetribution thus is what caused her to rewrite history to fit those questions to undo something she did to herself for failed lulz]].
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* Throughout your time-traveling missions, the most visited century is the nineteenth. Nine out of twenty-five of your missions take you to the nineteenth century. The earliest time period you visit is two and a half million years ago (invention of tools) and the most recent is 1946 (invention of scuba gear). The most visited country is France.
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* Throughout your time-traveling missions, the most visited century is the nineteenth. Nine out of twenty-five of your missions take you to the nineteenth century. The earliest time period you visit is two and a half million years ago (invention of tools) and the most recent is 1946 (invention of scuba gear). The most visited country is France.France.
* Botley mentions that the mountain is entirely self-sufficient. So why does Polly go to a school with other people instead of just being homeschooled? Two reasons - first off, it's to give her some socialisation with other kids her age. And the other (and probably main) reason? Because she screws with all the robots.
* Botley mentions that the mountain is entirely self-sufficient. So why does Polly go to a school with other people instead of just being homeschooled? Two reasons - first off, it's to give her some socialisation with other kids her age. And the other (and probably main) reason? Because she screws with all the robots.
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* There's also the matter that Polly failed the test, not because she really didn't know the answers, but was bored enough to purposely answer the questions wrong as a joke, only to get mad when she predictably fails due to her teacher not understanding the "joke" of getting the entire test wrong, [[DisproportionateRetribution thus is what caused her to rewrite history to fit those questions to undo something she did to herself for failed lulz]].
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* FridgeLogic: Why doesn't Polly just go back in time and give herself the answers before the quiz rather than going to all the trouble of changing history?
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** Because the above would create a GrandfatherParadox. If she gave herself the answers and she passed, she would never have gone back in time to give herself the answers. Or she just didn't think of that.
** There's also the matter that Polly failed the test, not because she really didn't know the answers, but was bored enough to purposely answer the questions wrong as a joke, only to get mad when she predictably fails due to her teacher not understanding the "joke" of getting the entire test wrong, [[DisproportionateRetribution thus is what caused her to rewrite history to fit those questions to undo something she did to herself for failed lulz]].
** One of the first robots you save is Cosmo Bot, a Russian robot whom Botley says he didn't get along with until recently. Of course it makes sense, considering the Soviet Union broke up five years before the game was made.
* FridgeBrilliance:
** Because the above would create a GrandfatherParadox. If she gave herself the answers and she passed, she would never have gone back in time to give herself the answers. Or she just didn't think of that.
** There's also the matter that Polly failed the test, not because she really didn't know the answers, but was bored enough to purposely answer the questions wrong as a joke, only to get mad when she predictably fails due to her teacher not understanding the "joke" of getting the entire test wrong, [[DisproportionateRetribution thus is what caused her to rewrite history to fit those questions to undo something she did to herself for failed lulz]].
** One of the first robots you save is Cosmo Bot, a Russian robot whom Botley says he didn't get along with until recently. Of course it makes sense, considering the Soviet Union broke up five years before the game was made.
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*FridgeLogic: Why doesn't Polly just go back in time and give herself the answers before the quiz rather than going to all the trouble of changing history?
* FridgeBrilliance:
**history? Because the above that would create a GrandfatherParadox. If she gave herself the answers and she passed, she would never have gone back in time to give herself the answers. Or she just didn't think of that.
** * There's also the matter that Polly failed the test, not because she really didn't know the answers, but was bored enough to purposely answer the questions wrong as a joke, only to get mad when she predictably fails due to her teacher not understanding the "joke" of getting the entire test wrong, [[DisproportionateRetribution thus is what caused her to rewrite history to fit those questions to undo something she did to herself for failed lulz]].
** * One of the first robots you save is Cosmo Bot, a Russian robot whom Botley says he didn't get along with until recently. Of course it makes sense, considering the Soviet Union broke up five years before the game was made.made.
* Throughout your time-traveling missions, the most visited century is the nineteenth. Nine out of twenty-five of your missions take you to the nineteenth century. The earliest time period you visit is two and a half million years ago (invention of tools) and the most recent is 1946 (invention of scuba gear). The most visited country is France.
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* Throughout your time-traveling missions, the most visited century is the nineteenth. Nine out of twenty-five of your missions take you to the nineteenth century. The earliest time period you visit is two and a half million years ago (invention of tools) and the most recent is 1946 (invention of scuba gear). The most visited country is France.
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** One of the first robots you save is Cosmo Bot, a Russian Robot whom Botley admits that he wasn't his friend until recently. Of course it makes sense, considering the Soviet Union broke up seven years before the game was made.
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** One of the first robots you save is Cosmo Bot, a Russian Robot robot whom Botley admits that says he wasn't his friend didn't get along with until recently. Of course it makes sense, considering the Soviet Union broke up seven five years before the game was made.
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** FridgeBrilliance: Because that would create a GrandfatherParadox. If she gave herself the answers and she passed, she would never have gone back in time to give herself the answers. Or she just didn't think of that.
*** There's also the matter that Polly failed the test, not because she really didn't know the answers, but was bored enough to purposely answer the questions wrong as a joke, only to get mad when she predictably fails due to her teacher not understanding the "joke" of getting the entire test wrong, [[DisproportionateRetribution thus is what caused her to rewrite history to fit those questions to undo something she did to herself for failed lulz]].
*** There's also the matter that Polly failed the test, not because she really didn't know the answers, but was bored enough to purposely answer the questions wrong as a joke, only to get mad when she predictably fails due to her teacher not understanding the "joke" of getting the entire test wrong, [[DisproportionateRetribution thus is what caused her to rewrite history to fit those questions to undo something she did to herself for failed lulz]].
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* FridgeBrilliance:
**FridgeBrilliance: Because that the above would create a GrandfatherParadox. If she gave herself the answers and she passed, she would never have gone back in time to give herself the answers. Or she just didn't think of that.
*** ** There's also the matter that Polly failed the test, not because she really didn't know the answers, but was bored enough to purposely answer the questions wrong as a joke, only to get mad when she predictably fails due to her teacher not understanding the "joke" of getting the entire test wrong, [[DisproportionateRetribution thus is what caused her to rewrite history to fit those questions to undo something she did to herself for failed lulz]].lulz]].
** One of the first robots you save is Cosmo Bot, a Russian Robot whom Botley admits that he wasn't his friend until recently. Of course it makes sense, considering the Soviet Union broke up seven years before the game was made.
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** One of the first robots you save is Cosmo Bot, a Russian Robot whom Botley admits that he wasn't his friend until recently. Of course it makes sense, considering the Soviet Union broke up seven years before the game was made.
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* FridgeLogic: Why doesn't Polly just go back in time and give herself the answers before the quiz rather than going to all the trouble of changing history?
** FridgeBrilliance: Because that would create a GrandfatherParadox. If she gave herself the answers and she passed, she would never have gone back in time to give herself the answers. Or she just didn't think of that.
*** There's also the matter that Polly failed the test, not because she really didn't know the answers, but was bored enough to purposely answer the questions wrong as a joke, only to get mad when she predictably fails due to her teacher not understanding the "joke" of getting the entire test wrong, [[DisproportionateRetribution thus is what caused her to rewrite history to fit those questions to undo something she did to herself for failed lulz]].
** FridgeBrilliance: Because that would create a GrandfatherParadox. If she gave herself the answers and she passed, she would never have gone back in time to give herself the answers. Or she just didn't think of that.
*** There's also the matter that Polly failed the test, not because she really didn't know the answers, but was bored enough to purposely answer the questions wrong as a joke, only to get mad when she predictably fails due to her teacher not understanding the "joke" of getting the entire test wrong, [[DisproportionateRetribution thus is what caused her to rewrite history to fit those questions to undo something she did to herself for failed lulz]].
