...No.  Melody's Mindhealing Gift in the merge just interpreted what Thellim meant, what Thellim was trying to say, not what Thellim actually said.  It's not actually an IDE language server.  It was just following Thellim's intent in the first place.

Because if you ask "what neural pathways participate in lots of these loops here", what you would actually, literally get is, say, the main thread of cerebellar control of prefrontal cortical attention, or the brain's equivalent of the primary pathway for memory retrieval like a computer's main channel to RAM, or other things that Thellim doesn't have computer-science metaphors for and that maybe dath ilan doesn't know about at all.

But, since Melody seemed to identify the search result as being primarily about the broken lifebond rather than lots and lots of other things in Vanyel's mind, even though nothing in Thellim's actual search term required that in any way, clearly Melody's Gift took its cues from the part where Thellim wanted to find a pathway highly specific to the broken lifebond, and not the part where she literally searched mostly for Vanyel's equivalent of his main RAM channel.

...No.  Melody's Mindhealing Gift in the merge just interpreted what Thellim meant, what Thellim was trying to say, not what Thellim actually said.  It's not actually an IDE language server.  It was just following Thellim's intent in the first place.

Because if you ask "what neural pathways participate in lots of these loops here", what you would actually, literally get is, say, the main thread of cerebellar control of prefrontal cortical attention, or the brain's equivalent of the primary pathway for memory retrieval like a computer's main channel to RAM, or other things that Thellim doesn't have computer-science metaphors for and that maybe dath ilan doesn't know about at all.

She was so busy thinking about whether the result she actually wanted would match the query she used that she didn't think about what other results would match that query.

But, since Melody seemed to identify the search result as being primarily about the broken lifebond rather than lots and lots of other things in Vanyel's mind, even though nothing in Thellim's actual search term required that in any way, clearly Melody's Gift took its cues from the part where Thellim wanted to find a pathway highly specific to the broken lifebond, and not the part where she literally searched mostly for Vanyel's equivalent of his main RAM channel.

...No.  Melody's Mindhealing Gift in the merge just interpreted what Thellim meant, what Thellim was trying to say, not what Thellim actually said.  It's not actually an IDE language server.  It was just following Thellim's intent in the first place.

Because if you ask "what neural pathways participate in lots of these loops here", what you would actually, literally get is, say, the main thread of cerebellar control of prefrontal cortical attention, or the brain's equivalent of the primary pathway for memory retrieval like a computer's main channel to RAM, or other things that Thellim doesn't have computer-science metaphors for and that maybe dath ilan doesn't know about at all.

She was so busy thinking about whether the result she wanted, would match the query she used, that she didn't think about what other results would match that query.

But, since Melody seemed to identify the search result as being primarily about the broken lifebond rather than lots and lots of other things in Vanyel's mind, even though nothing in Thellim's actual search term required that in any way, clearly Melody's Gift took its cues from the part where Thellim wanted to find a pathway highly specific to the broken lifebond, and not the part where she literally searched mostly for Vanyel's equivalent of his main RAM channel.

...No.  Melody's Mindhealing Gift in the merge just interpreted what Thellim meant, what Thellim was trying to say, not what Thellim actually said.  It's not actually an IDE language server.  It was just following Thellim's intent the whole time.

Because if you ask "what neural pathways participate in lots of these loops here", what you would actually, literally get is, say, the main thread of cerebellar control of prefrontal cortical attention, or the brain's equivalent of the primary pathway for memory retrieval like a computer's main channel to RAM, or other things that Thellim doesn't have computer-science metaphors for and that maybe dath ilan doesn't know about at all.

She was so busy thinking about whether the result she wanted, would match the query she used, that she didn't think about what other results would match that query.

But, since Melody seemed to identify the search result as being primarily about the broken lifebond rather than lots and lots of other things in Vanyel's mind, even though nothing in Thellim's actual search term required that in any way, clearly Melody's Gift took its cues from the part where Thellim wanted to find a pathway highly specific to the broken lifebond, and not the part where she literally searched mostly for Vanyel's equivalent of his main RAM channel.

...No.  Melody's Mindhealing Gift in the merge just interpreted what Thellim meant, what Thellim was trying to say, not what Thellim actually said.  It's not actually an IDE with an expression-based search module.  It was just following Thellim's intent the whole time.

Because if you ask "what neural pathways participate in lots of these loops here", what you would actually, literally get is, say, the main thread of cerebellar control of prefrontal cortical attention, or the brain's equivalent of the primary pathway for memory retrieval like a computer's main channel to RAM, or other things that Thellim doesn't have computer-science metaphors for and that maybe dath ilan doesn't know about at all.

She was so busy thinking about whether the result she wanted, would match the query she used, that she didn't think about what other results would match that query.

But, since Melody seemed to identify the search result as being primarily about the broken lifebond rather than lots and lots of other things in Vanyel's mind, even though nothing in Thellim's actual search term required that in any way, clearly Melody's Gift took its cues from the part where Thellim wanted to find a pathway highly specific to the broken lifebond, and not the part where she literally searched mostly for Vanyel's equivalent of his main RAM channel.