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TwistedHearts 
YEEEEEEEEEEEEEY. Nika to save the day. Finally someone who had noticed her. Heh.
Zara smiled gratefully at Nika. "Right," then she turned to everybody, "So, the Drake equation doesn't accurately tell us the exact number of alien civilizations that have communicated with us or something like that. But still, it has a reason why it exists and it's also widely accepted by the scientific community." She was beginning to get confused on where she actually stands. ZARA! Agree or disagree?
"But I guess I'm in the middle." *sigh* She's said enough. Maybe she'd be ready to talk more once she's decided on where she really stands. If someone goes to raise up an interesting opinion, she'd present her own opinion to it. Yeah, she'll have to wait. Right now, maybe she'd content herself to listening and understanding.
Ryden's head swiveled to another pipsqueak in the room and she narrowed her eyes. WHY must everybody be so stupid?
"YES," the brunette greatly exaggerated the word,
"you're quite correct. It's useful in the way that some dude - incidentally, his name was Drake - sat down and thought of a bunch of things that could, if you multiply them, give you how many alien people there are out there," she said, her tone hinting at extremely condescending, forgetting for a moment that the professor was there.
"But that's his opinion. The equation doesn't work. I reckon we've all agreed already that it doesn't - question is WHY. Plus," she added,
"we've - well, I have - mentioned before that it does it's purpose of saying that alien things are a part of science or whatever," the brunette stated plainly, raising her eyebrows at the first year.
Honestly people. Keep up.