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[polyphobic]

What made you believe this? That we're where they said we are instead of it being a dream?

( Or worse, though Claire's ideas of worse would probably not match up to anyone else's. That said Claire can't say that she really took in too much of what was being said to her, so she does need the confirmation )

What did you do? Or want to do?

( Because she doesn't know, not yet. There was considering going out from the Dollhouse and trying to find something but to end up in another world entirely? She doesn't know where to begin )

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[beautifulspaceraptor]

When I arrived and a few months ago during an incident with an artifact from my universe that the Ingress onboard our ship had brought through. Neither instances were particularly pleasant.

[polyphobic]

I'm sorry.
Is that artifact still here?

[beautifulspaceraptor]

Nothing to apologize for, I mostly just wanted to give you a heads up on the resurrection tech.

As for the artifact, fortunately, one of our crew members turned out to be a powerful super-being of sorts and he kind of just made it stop existing.

[polyphobic]

Is it safe?Being resurrected?

[beautifulspaceraptor]

No, it's not.

Asides from the fact that you actually do die... Well, there's a chance you might stay dead, as was the case with several members of the crew who had been killed during the course of the trip.

Additionally, the second time I was rezzed, I lost my dominant arm in the process.

[polyphobic]

Why is it used if it isn't reliable?

[beautifulspaceraptor]

I believe it's standard medical procedure along the same lines as emergency resuscitation. Resurrection seems to come with less potential neurological damage at least.

[ Or at least, no one's come back to life in a vegetative coma from brain damage as far as he knows. ]

[polyphobic]

Standard medical procedures don't usually come with as many risks.

[beautifulspaceraptor]

Considering the lasting potential damage from CPR and usage of defibrillation units on humans, I find that difficult to believe. Both procedures are done because the alternative is the person kicking the bucket.

I am... just saying try not to die, I suppose. It's not pleasant and medical emergencies aren't that fun in general, involvement of fancy, new fangled death prevention technology or otherwise.

[polyphobic]

I didn't say they didn't have risks but I've never known CPR or defibrillation to result in the loss of a limb. It's a little more severe.

Dying also isn't on my to-do list.