[Aizawa had simply accepted the technology of the Legionnaires as inevitable. He had dealt with pretty advanced technology in his life and it had all seemed formless by human standards. It was difficult to understand unless one took advanced degrees in engineering.
He was a professional hero--so, the best he could do was understand relatively simple theories. Anything beyond that and he'd have to drop his work to study. Even so, Aizawa was somewhat knowledgeable of hard sciences. He had to be, at least, to engineer his own tools and work with his costume.]
Ahhh, I see. [He made no comment on the Time Trapper. There was one villain rumored to have been able to grant powers to others but only after stealing them from people who were born with them. He didn't play around with that thought. He should have had a visceral emotional reaction to it but it seemed like a fair concept--in the right hands.]
That explains a few things about you right away. When you tackle projects--how do you begin mapping out theories and how do you advance towards solutions? Do you have one method you prefer or multiple ones?
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He was a professional hero--so, the best he could do was understand relatively simple theories. Anything beyond that and he'd have to drop his work to study. Even so, Aizawa was somewhat knowledgeable of hard sciences. He had to be, at least, to engineer his own tools and work with his costume.]
Ahhh, I see. [He made no comment on the Time Trapper. There was one villain rumored to have been able to grant powers to others but only after stealing them from people who were born with them. He didn't play around with that thought. He should have had a visceral emotional reaction to it but it seemed like a fair concept--in the right hands.]
That explains a few things about you right away. When you tackle projects--how do you begin mapping out theories and how do you advance towards solutions? Do you have one method you prefer or multiple ones?