Alright, that's officially a weird question to be asking out of nowhere, even for the standards previously set by one Wei Wuxian, patron saint of absolute horseshit. Shepard is leaned back against the bar, elbows up, stance wide in clear and deliberate violation of both protocol and politeness, but then she goes to great pains to come across as not polite, when she can.
"Calibrations are... when you make something more accurate. Usually you do it with the aim of a weapon, or a targeting system or something," Which isn't strictly accurate, of course, "I don't even know how you'd calibrate a person."
But her tone is thoughtful because, as soon as she says it, she thinks she does know how you'd apply that word to something like that. With a geth, or an android, or the mobile platform for an AI. And would Wei Wuxian know the difference? This is a person who calls both dead and living by the name corpse, so who can say?
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Alright, that's officially a weird question to be asking out of nowhere, even for the standards previously set by one Wei Wuxian, patron saint of absolute horseshit. Shepard is leaned back against the bar, elbows up, stance wide in clear and deliberate violation of both protocol and politeness, but then she goes to great pains to come across as not polite, when she can.
"Calibrations are... when you make something more accurate. Usually you do it with the aim of a weapon, or a targeting system or something," Which isn't strictly accurate, of course, "I don't even know how you'd calibrate a person."
But her tone is thoughtful because, as soon as she says it, she thinks she does know how you'd apply that word to something like that. With a geth, or an android, or the mobile platform for an AI. And would Wei Wuxian know the difference? This is a person who calls both dead and living by the name corpse, so who can say?
"You've been busy."