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| Re: Cortana the immortal one - LONG | |
| Posted By: UrsusArctos <zloty5@netscape.net> | Date: 5/12/05 6:29 p.m. |
In Response To: Re: Cortana the immortal one - LONG (Wado SG) : My rant about Cortana and "Gravemind, what have you done for me
: Motives can be so alien when one does not identify with the being. Cortana is
: Most truths are true only from a point of view, thus they contradict each
: Cortana is highly complex in that she is a contradiction, living at times
: For instance, one can be considered immortal through having children and thus
: What can Gravemind "give" Cortana? Gravemind may have the ability
: Cortana does not have the ability on her own to create life. She can clone
: Furthermore, there is a Covenant AI whose origins are unknown in First Strike
: Unfortunately, this is what is in store for Cortana should she go the route
: There is a price to immortality, choose wisely. : End of rant. I understand what you mean to say, but maybe Cortana knows more about immortality than we do. As for that AI aboard Ascendant Justice, it was a mess. She used it as a reproductive medium, if I'm not mistaken. And who said she'd have children? She'd have a wider, far more complex and less restricted brainplace to grow,. She could simply grow a thousand times in size and power and still survive. | |
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