It’s relatively rare that the BOOTH’s omniscient database doesn’t have information on something or other,
but when it happens, it spurs the Inspector to discover the truth behind whatever is missing.
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It’s relatively rare that the BOOTH’s omniscient database doesn’t have information on something or other,
but when it happens, it spurs the Inspector to discover the truth behind whatever is missing.
Considering that the Inspector usually knows anything that needs to be known at any point in space or time,
it comes across as a bit bizarre that he has to turn to W.I.T. in ‘The Saga of Emerald Tuesday’ for information that he should be able to access from the BOOTH.
Although Peacemist’s computer system looks like standard 21st-century technology,
it’s actually an highly advanced alien computer from a distant galaxy that has never been named.
Anything the Inspector doesn’t know,
the BOOTH can find in her bottomless databases.