[ It's too sparse a story to draw a good conclusion—a strange, inhuman woman with a nose that's just for show, blowing up robots or computers or such—and not enough to seem ominous (besides memories of a particular Palace, of robots being run off a treadmill and to their deaths). It's hard to see how all the points relate to each other.

Naturally, it means he has more questions, though he bites them back for a second. ]

It's true that there are moments where one can't afford to waste any time.

[ Really, he's just waxing philosophical over street noodles, though Yusuke sounds serious enough about it because that's just how he is. ] But acting mindlessly and without reflection would be machine-like too.