Wait hold on, this makes a lot of sense with the exception of the mearon creating Tucker. At least with the latest update their seems to be something else going on.
Well, energy can't be created or destroyed so...... Creating him wasn't the best explanation I could've given at the time. I mean, it somehow combined parts from the minds of those that were killed during 'the accident' that brought Tucker to their universe. There's something going on that's going to be a complete 180 or even a 360 to what people are thinking. There has to be a reason those with Neurals shouldn't be around the Mæron when it's 'on,' yet Tyr said it used them to function, there's got to be something to that. I also think everyone on the ship is some form of outcast from regular society, hence why Rhoun was so startled when Tucker jokingly asked him about his place back on Ieyo, well, as startled as Rhoun can get that is, lol. Or maybe they're forced to be on this station for some reason? There's clearly some sort of religious thread woven into the story, and it still seems odd Rhys knows SO much about Tucker, arguably more than anyone else, even Tucker himself. How would they know what he can and can't eat? How would they have been able to so quickly create a way to instantly and effectively translate English without access to the iPhone? As I doubt Tyr would've had a way to relay all the info they would've required. Not to mention, Marrow doesn't have even a small understanding of what's safe for Tucker to eat, yet Rhys can put together a huge box of a bunch of different treats and teas 🍵 that were tested and safe‽¿¡? Somethings getting really fishy 🐟, especially with how adamant Tyr is that Tucker not be anywhere near the Mæron. Yet Rhys pulls rank and forces Tyr's paw 🐾 allowing Tucker to get near it, and clearly has no qualms about doing so. He actually makes one feel as if Tucker is the ONE person who SHOULD be not only aware of, but also be in the room when it's 'activated.' Though, his reaction when it causes Tucker to collapse, and ultimately interacting with it neurologically when it's operating perfectly for the first time is..........odd 🤨🤨🫥😶🌫️🤔. Unless it was just a proof of concept test, and Tyr is taking it too far which worries Rhys? Maybe he's worried Tucker will die, and being he's somehow instrumental in it properly operating, he doesn't want to lose 'the tool' so soon?