"Knowledge of the universe..." Julian seems floored by this idea, fingers tapping out unknown patterns on the side of his thigh. "I suppose it would have to be locked away, wouldn't you say? I wouldn't think that, no matter how brilliant you might be, that the human brain is able to handle that sort of thing. One would think it would simply burn the brain up." Julian says in a way that suggests that he is willing to dedicate the next six months thinking about this and possibly writing up numerous different theories on if Daniel is in any danger should he manage to access this knowledge. Agamede nips at his fingers none to gently. "Jules, stop before he decides you're better of being fed to that thing out there." Julian nods. "I... I in no way mean to trivialize your experiences." He can't imagine that dying, ascending, being put back in your body, and then doing it all over again is in any way something that any person should have to deal with. He wonders how Daniel could even keep his sanity. "It is the kidn of remarkable in the sense that I have not actually had to experience it myself and can't say I would survive it if I had. But I can't deny that the fact that you have some sort of residual extra sense is remarkable. Could save your life one day," he adds. "Which... I realize might be a futile thing to say to someone who has already died more than once."