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“Looks like Green’s gonna be okay.” Wolf said to Red(M), “Majora didn’t do any last damage, though it’ll be some time before he’s back to fully functioning. Majora got in there deep.”

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Recovery, closed RP with Fleet-Admiral-Red
@fleet-admiral-red
“Looks like Green’s gonna be okay.” Wolf said to Red(M), “Majora didn’t do any last damage, though it’ll be some time before he’s back to fully functioning. Majora got in there deep.”
Examine: the Executive Assembly. In effect, a direct-democratic/technocratic system headed by several Representative AIs, which constitutes the civilian governing body in the modern Initiative. Important sociopolitical matters are dispersed amongst the public, discussed at length and in full through virtual time compression by citizens, with resulting opinions sent to the Representatives for analysis. Final decisions are formally executed via the Executive Assembly, hence the name.
This seems to be a fairly efficient form of government. You can’t knock the GDI for utilizing AIs in such a manner. You wish the Imperial Senate would be more willing to handle political matters and not just defer to you on everything. Perhaps there would be some merit in letting your Council of Angels help out with the governmental matters.
You have plenty of angels to spare now that you think about it, and they are willing to serve you. They’re also among the few beings who wouldn’t simply defer to you on all aspects if you told them not to...yes, there might be some merit in this after all...
Kuina: I like hugs but I need air.... and space. @fleet-admiral-akainu1 @r-clayy M!A Adult Kuina guest: 19/20
"The Maiden Protects." - Brother-Chaplain Gilles de Rais, Ultramarines 1st Company, 999.M41
she protec but she also attac
How does Dr Ziegler view the transhumanist angle of her medical work? The potential of internally applied nanobiotics and nanorobotics for personal medical treatment, immune system augmentation and general healing for the entirety of humanity remains huge. And that is only considering the medical applications, let alone intelligence upgrading or wireless digital-neural interfacing.
“Some of the applications you mentioned have already been implemented in some form or another, if only experimentally. Internal nanobots, for instance, allow me to monitor agent vitals during missions, as well as provide a personalized baseline during routine examinations to better identify the onset of disease. Most of this functionality, however, is not necessary for the general public; as such, much of the challenge lies in streamlining and ‘downgrading’ the information gathered so that it remains a powerful diagnostic tool without violating patient privacy. Biotic technology is also still new, and thus unfortunately expensive. What good is it if it is inaccessible to the people who need it most, people who often cannot pay that price?
There are, of course, things that are not quite possible within the scope of current research. Our understanding of human neurology, for instance, is not good enough to facilitate ‘intelligence upgrading’ - we still do not have a working definition of what intelligence is, let alone attempting to augment it. In a similar vein, wirelessly interfacing with the human brain without some sort of adapter is currently impossible.To answer your question, the potential for more effective healing and increased quality of life is very much there, and in my opinion, the more lives saved, the better. To some extent, we are already seeing that potential in action, both on and off the battlefield. I cannot deny that there will be obstacles - my ‘resurrection’ technology has already raised its fair share of ethical concerns, for instance - but as my colleague is fond of saying: ‘Never accept the world for what it appears to be; dare to see it for what it could be.’”
The Galactic Defense Initiative's city of Academia was highly visible even from a distance. The gleaming starscrapers and floating habitat-cities, glowing with haptic light seemed to beckon to the average traveler. One of Terra Hope's most advanced cities, it was a popular tourist destination after Astrid's Temple.
Seeing the futuristic environment, already it felt like a great departure from the neighborhood surrounding Astrid’s Temple. Heck, it’s far more advanced than her hometown. It’s impressive in its own right. Homura traversed down the streets, taking in all the sights that she can. “So this is what Astrid meant. I wonder if I can find some of her troops here.” A god needing an army seems unnecessary unless she factored in the cursed lands she mentioned.
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"Heard you ask my acquaintance Wolf about the grenades his forces use. If it's not a trouble, I can share what grenades the Initiative uses as well."
Debrah grins. “I’d love that!” she cheers excitedly.