Spencer had gotten his fill of the information given to him from the machine. Darn, seems this AI is able to pull out all the stops to keep everyone at ease. Conserve power huh, if he knew any better, the engineers of this spacecraft would have at least developed some sort of power supply that could last indefinitely. Colonization, that would require enormous amounts of power to keep this craft operational for interstellar travel. Everyone has to know that they left their solar system a very very long time ago. Hm...his memories...still too foggy. He had to learn more if he wanted to keep his mind at ease, the AI must know that from his body language. Ah! The machine must have been reading him, the AI, his face may not say much, but everything else he was doing must have been giving the...intelligence, what it needed to respond appropriately. Well...the library would be a great starting point to exploring the information left to the insterstellar crew to wonder over.<br/><br/>"You, you refused to answer most of my questions...I find that...not surprising in the least. You cannot tell a lie, but that does not mean you can say a half truth or simply choose not to say anything." The still immensely curious and direct Spencer continued to challenge the machine, albeit for a little bit longer before the man decided to finish his meal and clean up after himself. "I'll take your advice A.V. If anybody else needs anything from me, I will be in the library. I do suggest the rest of us take note of what I said." Still a bit difficult to read the man entirely, seems he didn't put much trust into something that only sounded human. Trust isn't so easy to come by after all, but the crew would need to build upon that if they wished to be prosperous, so he would at least give some of that trust to his companions on this journey through the void.