That was my thought also. We already know that the field around Mechanicsburg doesn't completely stop time; it's a very high degree of slowing things down. (In this respect it's similar to Larry Niven's so-called stasis fields.) This would be consistent with changing a momentary transition to a lapse of a couple of years.
You can do all the testing you want on your company's product; there are bugs that you won't find until it starts interacting with some other company's product. Also: your company's QA people vs. regular users. Regular users are so inventive.
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Date: 2018-12-17 05:08 pm (UTC)You can do all the testing you want on your company's product; there are bugs that you won't find until it starts interacting with some other company's product. Also: your company's QA people vs. regular users. Regular users are so inventive.