"I do and I do not," Rosalind answers hedging her bet so that indecision does not accidentally split her in two. She has no idea how a stationary collapse would effect her, or if it would happen, but given the severity of recent affairs she is disinclined to find out.

"My expertise is in Physics," she clarifies, "as is my own doctorate. I suffer from a disorder of a more...metaphysical nature. It is one I have documented extensively before, but that I have not, until here, suffered from personally."

Is personally the correct word? In this instance she supposes it is. Her brow furrows as she considers that. Language truly is ill equipped to deal with the nature of quantum states and divergence.

"Here, unfortunately, I must break my own rules of etiquette and finally inquire about the nature of your doctorate. Medical or scientific?"