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Agnostics believe that it is impossible to determine whether there is or is not a God, therefore assuring they'll still make it to heaven when they die because they didn't doubt god, yet still "win" religion debates on forums by angsty teens who listen to ska.
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Why is it, that in Halo 2, Cortana told the chief to leave her behind in high charity? If you will remember from the books, she had gotten hold of a coppying program. She could have used it to copy herself into the covenant network, and come with the chief.
What one also needs to remember is this: From Halo CE (the first one) captain keys says that you can't let cortana fall into the hands of the covenant. Well leaving herself in the covenant database certainly goes against that protocal
The chief probably assumed that cortana would destroy herself after everything had been "worked out" but you can see, at the end of the credits of Halo 2, that she didn't destroy herself, and is chatting with Gravemind.
Now remember back to Halo CE again, assualt on the control room. she loggs into the forrunner network, and gets a crap load of information.
Here's where it gets good:
what if the flood, over the hundreds of thousands of years that they had been there, had learned how to munipulate those holo-computers? what if they made a flood-virus? a computer-program flood? what if it infected cortana? it could keep her behavorial program intact, so noone would know the difference.
Possibly, Cortana wanted to stay behind.
Here's my thought. Cortana will turn against you in Halo 3. she may be able to hack in to computers to halt your progress, or even hack into the Chief himself, because he does have those implants. what if Cortana could take controll of MC, and inflict as much damage as possible, to aid the flood?
well, that's just my theory.