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[lostapprentice]

who else feels like their "past self" should have remained dead? i can't be the only one.

unrelated: has anyone had the misfortune of being granted injuries or scars from their past lives?

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[lostapprentice]

ai existing makes me think something like that would be easy in comparison.

is that the only kind of different technology you've remembered?

[standalonehuman]

Maybe the AI isn't advanced enough for them to trust them with driving alone. The Tachikomas were...childlike, is the best way I can put it.

I've also seen cybernetics, as in people that can have additional mechanical parts added to themselves, or replacements for body parts that they've lost, maybe.

[lostapprentice]

childlike ai. interesting.

so something like a not so far off future. or at least as far as science fiction suggests.

[standalonehuman]

Yeah. There's one other piece to it, a book I got back, dated 2030. So, not too far, but far enough.

[lostapprentice]

that seems so soon, but i suppose it's not entirely implausible...

if only this sort of thing was all we had to worry about.

[standalonehuman]

I'd take just some worries over potential futures over all the rest of it, you're right.