>Yes, but what's the approximate radius of what counts as 'in the area'? Could we reshape something at the furthest extent of it in the length of time it might take a car moving at town speeds to reach it?
>I'd still like to know what he knows, but if you're creeped out, that goes double for me.
>"Then perhaps you'd be better served by looking for them. Who knows, they might even be a libertarian."
>That's an interesting question. The few times you have used it, it spread out from where you were, placing you in the middle.
>"It's sort of like trying to pick out one conversation out of a market," Archer sends. "I'm becoming sure he has some kind of thing on him, though."
>"Oh, everyone's a libertarian in the end," he says, "I've watched just about any kind of person you can name acknowledge it over the years. But that's beside the point, this war doesn't have anything to do with ideologies, does it? A bunch of treehuggers will fight it out just the same."
>_