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Originally posted by LOKI LOKIWe know the ancients built repositories of all their knowledge and that Atlantis has a massive database on it. Whats the general consensus regarding the information in the two does Atlantis contain all the information stored in a repository. I assume yes because the repositories are quite small and Atlantis is huge in which case we should have a copy of the information in the ancient repository. (I assume by now we have copied and downloaded all the information from Atlantis's main computer database even if its a few hard drives worth at a time taken back with the Daedalus)
Your first assumption deals with the storage capacities of the repositories and Atlantis itself. We don't know the totality of the contents of either database so its ridiculus to assume that they have the same contents.
Second Assumption: We don't know the meathod of storing either Ancient Database, so you cannot say that their size dictiates thier storage capacity.
Third Assumption: The Expediton was able to completely copy the entire ancient database. It has been confirmed that only parts of the database were transfered. It would take a LOT of hard drives because the database is HUGE.
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Originally posted by LOKI LOKIWe know the ancients built repositories of all their knowledge and that Atlantis has a massive database on it. Whats the general consensus regarding the information in the two does Atlantis contain all the information stored in a repository. I assume yes because the repositories are quite small and Atlantis is huge in which case we should have a copy of the information in the ancient repository. (I assume by now we have copied and downloaded all the information from Atlantis's main computer database even if its a few hard drives worth at a time taken back with the Daedalus)
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I think the repositories might be a way for an ancient to back up their memories, sort of like how the Asgard back up themselves and transfer that into new cloned bodies.
I mean, ascension sounds like a wad of fun, but apparently there have been many people who ascended and had problems with the whole "non-interference" rule. Oma, Orlin, Athar, Daniel, Merlin, etc...
Perhaps some decided they needed a back-up plan in case ascension wasn't all it was cracked up to be; afterall, if you descend with intentions of interferring in mortal affairs, the other ascended beings erase your memories and, sometimes, leave you naked lying in a field.
So, in order to get around the ascended rules, some ancient(s) made a backup of their memories before they ascended, that way, if things turned out different than expected, they could descend and carry on with all their knowledge up to the point that they ascended.Jarnin's Law of StarGate:
1. As a StarGate discussion grows longer, the probability of someone mentioning the Furlings approaches one.
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Originally posted by theStormWeaverSome believe that the MW Ancients were more advanced then the Lanteans. Thus the Ancient repository would have more information. Also, the Ancient repository does more than just download the info, it turns you into an Ancient.
Although Atlantis is huge, I can guarentee there are hundreds of instances of the database in the city. Plus thousands of rooms, lifesupport, communications, artificial gravity(Atlantis is a ship after all), and countless other systems.
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There were three civilizations of ancients, not two.
1. Altera - This group includes all the ancients that lived before the plague.
2. Lantian - This group includes all the ancients that survived the plague and eventually moved to Pegasus.
3. Avalonian? - This group includes all the ancients that returned to Earth from Atlantis following the Lantian-Wraith war.
It was the last group that made the repositories in the Milky Way. Also, the repositories, I think, hold an ancients memories, which is why they're so hard to decipher, and dangerous to download into your noggin.Jarnin's Law of StarGate:
1. As a StarGate discussion grows longer, the probability of someone mentioning the Furlings approaches one.
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Hmm i dont think the remains of the ancients could be called a seperate civilization - it was however this period of time that those ancients more than likely formed the great alliance. i still stand by the fact that Repositories match the tech used in the gate weapon, the weapon on Dha'kara and the the most important i think for evidence of the age of the ancients, the failed time travelling device from "Window of Opportunity". this definately came before the destruction of the Alteran race by the plague. I do think the Repositories however were used for consciencous thou cool idea
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I think that jarnin is right on the basis that the Ancient civilization spanned many MILLIONS of years, so it is reasonable to belive that they devoloped into 3 or more distinct societies. In ten thousand years alone on our planet, how many countries and kingdoms have rose to power and fell again, each one unique, but all have been human in construction with differnt designs and ideas. It is not that hard to understand how over a very large time period, everything changes, even planets.
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There probably is a repository in Atlantis, but only in a Siege-like situation should it come into play.Fear is the path to the dark side. Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering-Yoda
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Id say the repositories are left around so the humans they spawned with the Dakara device could learn to advance...when we first saw the Repositories they were accompanied by the message "We are the Ancients, this is our legacy".
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