<Snipped quote by Galvanize>

You eat metal lying around all the time.

<Snipped quote by Audacious>

Moving it doesn’t appear to be an option. Remote tracking may be possible, but could also attract unwanted attention.

<Snipped quote by Legend Begins>

No I don't. Only certain kinds.

<Snipped quote by Nimda>

I don’t mean us moving it. I mean it moving through its own means or the people inside, and then we never know where it is again across the entire span of Existence.

<Snipped quote by Audacious>

I’m referring to potential solutions to the space moving on its own.

<Snipped quote by Galvanize>

What exactly do you avoid?

<Snipped quote by Nimda>

Well, you think the person or people in there would like being tracked all that much?

<Snipped quote by Legend Begins>

Crappy metals, especially dirty ones.

<Snipped quote by Galvanize>

I’d also avoid food covered in dirt.

<Snipped quote by Legend Begins>

Yeah!

<Snipped quote by Galvanize>

But if you walked past a shiny chunk of freshly-polished titanium, would you be able to control yourself?

<Snipped quote by Audacious>

Perhaps not, but being invaded is likely less pleasant.

<Snipped quote by Legend Begins>

If there was a nicely wrapped piece of candy on the street, would you pick it up and eat it?

<Snipped quote by Nimda>

... Can't argue that.

<Snipped quote by Galvanize>

Sealed? Without tampering? No reason not to.

<Snipped quote by Legend Begins>

How do you know it’s not completely tampered with or contaminated?

<Snipped quote by Galvanize>

You don’t. That’s why I don’t eat candy off the street.

<Snipped quote by Legend Begins>

There you go. I won’t do the same if I saw a random piece of metal.

<Snipped quote by Galvanize>

You just ate a pickle jar.

<Snipped quote by Legend Begins>

I ate the pickles and the tin top. Not the Jar.