Its spelled out clear as day that the asari got their technological superiority from it.Xilizhra wrote...
It was a prerequisite for getting the beacon's main reason for existing working, as we can clearly see in the scene itself. Whether anything else is on there is purely conjectural.Steelcan wrote...
When even Liara says that she could have learned from it without the Cipher I'm willing to guess actually intelligent scientists could learn a whole lot.Xilizhra wrote...
They surmise it. Given that the asari didn't have the Cipher, I find it somewhat unlikely that they were able to get much out of it, especially since the main purpose of every single beacon that we know of was to warn future cycles about the Reapers (hence their being, well, beacons).In regards to the asari and the beacon on Thessia, while I agree that the Catalyst could not have been learned about through it, it is utterly absurd, and in fact, wrong, to state that the asari learned nothing from it. If you want proof, choose the "explains asari superiority" center-left option when you first discover the beacon. Shepard (and your third party member, regardless of who it is) spells it out clear as crystal that the asari knew about the beacon for millenia, which meant millenia to discover it's secrets. A secret cracked from the beacon every once in a while would assure the asari stayed on top.
The Cipher is not a prerequisite for understanding Prothean tech, or humanity would still be stuck in Sol.
There's some dialgoue between Javik/Liara in their confrontation that all but confirms it. "That's not true, we earned our place in the galaxy". Even your waifu knows its true.





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