Petak said coldly. “Congratulations,” the other man said, and he took a step toward Petak. They were less than a foot apart now. “But what did you tell him?” Petak held his ground. “Craig, do you know – ” He stopped. Suddenly he seemed pensive. “By the way, is Craig your first name or your last?” Craig narrowed his eyes. Irrelevant question. Stop stalling. The doctor shrugged. He started again, his voice as cold as before. “Craig, do you know the optimal state of mind for learning? For aptitude, recall, and assimilation?” “I asked you to tell me what – ” “I’m telling you what I told him, Craig. I’m explaining it, because you people are like bugs. You can see approximately five inches in any direction, and you’re fairly certain that the world outside that radius is populated entirely by food, predators, and prey. With nothing else in between. But that’s not actually the case, so just try to be quiet and listen for one goddamned minute. Can you do that, Craig Craigerson?” Craig glared at the doctor, but he did not respond. “Thank you.
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