Well of course it doesn’t. Human bodies are notoriously flawed. But again, as these thoughts seems to consume your mind more than they should, talking about it with a professional might do some good.
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Haha it appears he hit a nerve, how quaint.
But you both should really stop this bickering, Hun Tra really deserves better.
I want mom and dad stop fighting and buy me a cake
Who’re you?
Just a passer bye who thought this was all quite hilarious.
I mean, you asked if you hit a nerve, and since I don’t ever remember you saying anything relevant to the post you replied to, so… I’m just left a little confused as to what nerve you think you hit.
Also, how is hitting a (metaphorical) nerve ever quaint? Is it that it’s quaint to hit a nerve instead of a communication circuit or optical conduit or something?
… That’s not quaint at all, even now. It’s not like full-body conversions or (VERY ILLEGAL) upload entities are the rule. Nobody much but Nation really makes a habit of putting brains in jars.
Apologies Arrendis, I was tired I meant it looked as though Kenaar had hit a nerve but I feel I spoke out of turn.
I hope you will accept my apologies.
Mz Jenneth the argument did appear to me somewhat amusing I don’t think anyone here is truly advocating the insanities of Sansha Kuvakei.
There’s no ‘turn’ to speak out of, but I’m more than willing to accept that you misspoke. I don’t think it really needs an apology, though. I was confused, not offended.
Never looked into the history of the respondent at #24, have you? (Hint: Evi’s a toaster)
Doing things with Meat is more Fun than doing things with Metal.
Clearly you have not accessed sensory enhancement.
I expect that Hun Tra’s tolerances are both exceptional and fine-tuned.
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Correct!
I mean, exactly how far can you trust any of that, though, if your meat’s compromised. You know they still grow a meat brain for you, right?
I’m not sure you’re familiar with Synthia’s perspective here…
I trust my meat.
Wait.
Help.
Well. Um. Sort of. Neurogel is weird.
(I mean if you think about it it’s a bit obvious: how are you going to write a human being’s worth of information onto a traditional, but unoccupied, brain without damaging it? You need a medium that’s more receptive to being written to, at least at first, so…)
You know, I think that losing a screw is easier than losing a toe.
Yet finding a screw remains a fantastic solution to so many problems…
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I can just say, thank you for screwing in certain things for me back then. I still remember and greatly appreciate that.