That gets his interest. Almost everything he does trying to interpret Goa'uld history is based on the ideas that Doctor Jackson had of taking ancient Earth mythology and marrying it to the names, places, and stories they encounter. He's memorized the notes the doctor took, made some of his own attempts at that sort of interpretation.
It's a similar approach to that he took on Alemar III.
Jonas notes the glance and waves a hand towards the plate, even as his roommate gets up to help himself, making Jonas beam.
He only has to consider the question for a moment.
"Because technology has a grounding in the laws of physics."
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That gets his interest. Almost everything he does trying to interpret Goa'uld history is based on the ideas that Doctor Jackson had of taking ancient Earth mythology and marrying it to the names, places, and stories they encounter. He's memorized the notes the doctor took, made some of his own attempts at that sort of interpretation.
It's a similar approach to that he took on Alemar III.
Jonas notes the glance and waves a hand towards the plate, even as his roommate gets up to help himself, making Jonas beam.
He only has to consider the question for a moment.
"Because technology has a grounding in the laws of physics."