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*Hmm.. Interesting theory.. I will keep that in the back of my head.--[[User talk:Bdgroot-117|Bdgroot-117]] 15:20, 17 January 2012 (EST)

*Even a modern, non-space ship, takes many many years to build. But yeah, which is exactly why I said what I said in the initial post. So does that mean you agree? '''[[User:Vegerot|<font color="blue">('''or so it says in the sacred caves''')</font> Vegerot!]]''''' 19:18, 20 February 2012 (EST)!

:I agree with you that the ship could have taken many years to build. However, considering it's the 2500's, construction methods & times may be a lot different than today and it may take shorter amounts of time to construct massive mile-long ships than ever thought possible. Also, I just don't agree with your theory that not much development/research had gone into covey/forn tech until Cortana came back w/ 4 months worth of forerunner tech. I'm basically going off canon info- seeing that the UNSC had a prototype tank that fired plasma rounds in 2531, that tech could have been shipped back to the ''Infinity'' construction site- it even says: "...the data gleaned from the Rhino's development and use was later used on other projects." So to me it's quite possible. Now maybe not much forerunner tech had been reversed-engineered, so it may not be much of a comparison w/ actual forerunner ships, but humanity is just getting back on their feet after years of fighting a powerful foe. Give them a chance! My bad for talking your head off but hard to explain myself in 3 sentences.--[[User talk:Killamint|Killamint]] 13:39, 22 February 2012 (EST)

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 *Hmm.. Interesting theory.. I will keep that in the back of my head.--[[User talk:Bdgroot-117|Bdgroot-117]] 15:20, 17 January 2012 (EST)
 *Even a modern, non-space ship, takes many many years to build.  But yeah, which is exactly why I said what I said in the initial post.  So does that mean you agree? '''[[User:Vegerot|<font color="blue">('''or so it says in the sacred caves''')</font> Vegerot!]]''''' 19:18, 20 February 2012 (EST)!
+:I agree with you that the ship could have taken many years to build. However, considering it's the 2500's, construction methods & times may be a lot different than today and it may take shorter amounts of time to construct massive mile-long ships than ever thought possible. Also, I just don't agree with your theory that not much development/research had gone into covey/forn tech until Cortana came back w/ 4 months worth of forerunner tech. I'm basically going off canon info- seeing that the UNSC had a prototype tank that fired plasma rounds in 2531, that tech could have been shipped back to the ''Infinity'' construction site- it even says: "...the data gleaned from the Rhino's development and use was later used on other projects." So to me it's quite possible. Now maybe not much forerunner tech had been reversed-engineered, so it may not be much of a comparison w/ actual forerunner ships, but humanity is just getting back on their feet after years of fighting a powerful foe. Give them a chance! My bad for talking your head off but hard to explain myself in 3 sentences.--[[User talk:Killamint|Killamint]] 13:39, 22 February 2012 (EST)