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Log 009 ◄► Voice
[Surely, Luceti, you were not prepared for the loud, robotic voice blaring over the journals with no warning. Nor the fact that in the video feed, he is reflecting a bright light off of his face.
He might be doing the reflection portion on purpose.] I HAVE A QUESTION FOR ALL OF YOU DEFECTIVE BEINGS. THINK LONG AND HARD, AND GIVE ME AN HONEST ANSWER. BECAUSE I'LL BECOME THE HUMAN EQUIVALENT OF PISSED OFF IF I GET A FAKE ANSWER. REALLY ANGRY.
WHICH OF YOU THINK YOU ARE SUPERIOR THAN ME? [Pause.] BECAUSE YOU'RE NOT.
[It's almost like a rhetorical question. This is definitely an informative PSA brought to you by Robo-Ky.]
He might be doing the reflection portion on purpose.] I HAVE A QUESTION FOR ALL OF YOU DEFECTIVE BEINGS. THINK LONG AND HARD, AND GIVE ME AN HONEST ANSWER. BECAUSE I'LL BECOME THE HUMAN EQUIVALENT OF PISSED OFF IF I GET A FAKE ANSWER. REALLY ANGRY.
WHICH OF YOU THINK YOU ARE SUPERIOR THAN ME? [Pause.] BECAUSE YOU'RE NOT.
[It's almost like a rhetorical question. This is definitely an informative PSA brought to you by Robo-Ky.]
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Is there a thing like a journal book here in Luceti?
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I THOUGHT YOU WOULD KNOW.
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I don't know. Every place has a phone book though, so I'm sure there must be a journal book here somewhere..
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THERE MIGHT BE ONE IN THE PLAZA SOMEWHERE! OR MAYBE THE WELCOME CENTER? THE BATTLE DOME?
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Maybe we should go look around for it together.. I'm sure we'll find it.
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THEN WE WILL HAVE TO DO THIS SO I CAN PROVE THAT YOU'RE NOT HUMAN!
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.. Then.. I'm trying to prove that I'm human, and you're trying to prove that I'm not? It almost sounds like a game..
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... A GAME? [That sounds exciting.] A GAME! THEN I'LL MAKE THIS A GAME I WILL BEST YOU IN! BZZZT!
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We're playing bees in this game?
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First, the rapid wingbeats of many species create wind vibrations that people hear as buzzes. The larger the bee, the slower the wingbeat and the lower the pitch of the resulting buzz. This is a phenomenon of the wingbeats and not specifically of bees--some flies, beetles, and wasps also have buzzy flight caused by their wingbeats.
In addition some bees, most commonly bumblebees, are capable of vibrating their wing muscles and thorax while visiting flowers. These vibrations shake the pollen off the flower's anthers and onto the bee's body. Some of that pollen then gets deposited on the next flower the bee visits, resulting in pollination. The bee gr)ooms the remainder of the pollen onto special pollen-carrying structures and takes it back to the nest to feed to the larvae.
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BUT I AM NO BEE! ARE YOU TRYING TO PSYCHE ME OUT FOR THIS GAME!?
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Wait, she's not a human. Robo-Ky needs to prove that first.] AFTER I WIN THIS FIRST GAME! I MUST PROVE TO YOU THAT YOU ARE NO HUMAN!