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Sooooo, it's been quiet for around 13 minutes. Anyone have any great insights? Small insights? Random OT stuff that means absolutely nothing for IT but is fun to talk about? (That's what I usually do.)[/quote]
I have a Unified Nanide-based Indoctrination Theory.

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Ah, the Unified Nanide-based Indoctrination Theory. We have dismissed these claims
Just kidding. They're imaginative but the Sanctuary mission debunks your hypothesis since Tim was working to control Reapers and Reaper troops, not organics.
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Wrong. He turned organics into husks on Sanctuary and he learned how to control them.
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Still dosent change that the purpose of Sanctuary was to "replicate the Reaper control signal."
Not indoctrination signal, not husk creation process (though that was required side effect, though as noted in a log these husks are not created the same way the Reaper husks are) but reaper control signal, specifically targeting the Reaper ground troops.
At no point had Sanctuary anything to do with controlling organics or the use of nanites beyond what was needed to create husks.
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So you're suggesting that TIM would throw all the "side-effect" research away because the main purpose was to research the means to control Reaper troops? That way humanity would never have developed a non-stick frying pan (teflon) which was discovered by accident.
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The "side-effect" research of Sanctuary amounted to a way to create "husk like creatures" and that process was obviusly not transportable in case you dident notice the massive tubes the colonists were placed in.
That is a pretty far cry from near perfect organic control.
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The tubes aren't needed if the nanides are air-borne.
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Give me an instance of airborne nanites in Mass Effect then, please? Even the dragon teeth require contact to convert someone.
Also a husk is mindless, both Shepard and Anderson retain their minds and you fail to realize that any airbone nanites if it indeed was would target TIM as well, essentially making it a suicide attack.[/quote]
One log or pad said people in the disposal area had to wear some heavy hazmat suits. Meaning they are airborne.[/quote]
Even if that is the case that also proves the nanites are completely uncontrolled and as such as big a danger to the Illusive Man as it is to Shepard and Anderson and that they would quickly and completely degenrate into husks since there was no control at all.
Also as my bother just pointed out. If it was indeed nanites then logically TIM would be fumbling with an Omni Tool or similar to control them, not using what looks like Biotics.
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TIM has been implanted for the last scene. He can control the nanides.
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He's been implanted at Reaper direction to become a more efficient agent. hos goal was to control husks and then ultimately Reapers, not little molecule-sized machines.[/quote]
Controlling a Husk means controlling these machines as they control the Husks.