Well... no, it won't be nothing - it will be something. And I'm all ears for a plausible explanation, so fire away.
All we do know is that in other situations, agents did use it to communicate. So that's not a grand narrative, right? It's already been seen behavior.
So what do you think explains it, besides the already seen and verified explanation?
> Well... no, it won't be nothing - it will be something. And I'm all ears for a plausible explanation, so fire away.
I'm just stating the null hypothesis that it's nothing. Especially since the agents were talking in clear english before and exchanging ideas