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This thought had just straight-up not occurred to Thellim at all.  You can't have brainvoices suddenly appearing in dath ilan.  Dath ilan is normal.  Dath ilan is real.  The Brainvoice's suggestion sounds as unlikely as taking a pamphlet describing something really heavy, and heaving it through a reinforced-glass window.

Naturally, this impossible suggestion should be tested immediately.

[Let's try for my mother!  Her name is Helorm, she raised three children of whom I was second, and when my little sister was full-time-employed and career-ascendant, she mostly-retired and changed her primary-civil-allegiance to the Grandmother Faction, though my older sister didn't have her first children until a few years after.  She's definitely on the More-Chaos side of the Law-Versus-Chaos-Tradeoff in Civilization and always encouraged me to defy her authority more often.  Helorm's taste in fiction runs to romance-entrepreneurial novels where a female venture capitalist gets simultaneously courted for romance and capital by three glamorous inventors but the incentives are obviously terrible and only one of them is really being honest.  Actually hold on, I should ask you what information you actually need instead of babbling at you.]

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This thought had just straight-up not occurred to Thellim at all.  You can't have brainvoices suddenly appearing in dath ilan.  Dath ilan is normal.  Dath ilan is real.  The Brainvoice's suggestion sounds as unlikely as taking a pamphlet describing something really heavy, and heaving it through a reinforced-glass window.

Naturally, this impossible suggestion should be tested immediately.

[Let's try for my mother!  Her name is Helorm, she raised three children of whom I was second, and when my little sister was full-time-employed and career-ascendant, she mostly-retired and changed her primary-civil-allegiance to the Grandmother Faction, though my older sister didn't have her first children until a few years after.  She's definitely on the More-Chaos side of the Law-Versus-Chaos-Tradeoff in Civilization and always encouraged me to defy parental authority more often, especially my father's.  Helorm's taste in fiction runs to romance-entrepreneurial novels where a female venture capitalist gets simultaneously courted for romance and capital by three glamorous inventors but the incentives are obviously terrible and only one of them is really being honest.  Actually hold on, I should ask you what information you actually need instead of babbling at you.]