Are Time Pools that finicky?” This is under "The Time Tree Arborists" However, when I looked it up at my site I couldn't find exactly the URL for this

Begin partial quote from: "The Time Tree Arborists"

 

Earth’s Oneness: “However, I would have to research in detail each timeline with a Time pool from the Galactic Sentience as long as it was stable enough to research that particular timeline accurately.” 

 

Eridian: “Wait! I’m missing something here. Are Time Pools that finicky?” 

 

Earth’s Oneness: “It’s possible that you are going to have to have a different Time pool for each timeline in some cases. That could be literally millions of Time pools from what you are saying might be needed.” 

 

Eridian: “OH, I hope that isn’t the solution. I don’t think Time pools are manufactured that fast.” 

 

Earth’s Oneness: “It’s not the manufacturing that takes time it’s the calibrating to whatever timeline and variables you have on that timeline, so it is accurate enough to be useful at all. And all that takes a lot of time to find out enough variables to have an accurate time pool.” 

 

Eridian: “So, it’s not just taking it off one planet to another that is the problem?” 

 

Earth’s Oneness: “No. It’s that each new Timeline can create new anomalies for you to deal with. For example, when we created Shamballa, we had to create a time pool for Shambala too to make it safe to have in the environs of earth as a heaven realm. So, we had to make sure it was stable through time first. And this meant we had to create a time pool that could work with those specific variables.” 

 

Old Arcane looked suddenly interested, he had no idea about any of this. He at this point sort of had his mouth open because so much new information had landed on him. It had landed recently on all 3 of them.