Long enough for the perspective of the "enemy" to have been forgotten. If it was ever considered to begin with.
[In the end, Fitz is relaying to him nothing that they don't already know; he's just filling in the details. EMP blast, instead of nebulous battles being fought on a nebulous battlefield. An android corpse indistinguishable from a human, instead of the malleable mental image of AI life, in whatever form it took.
Somehow, though, that makes it worse.]
Thank you for telling me.
It's hard to believe that even now, centuries later, there's no trace of the AI lives that were lost in that war. That mankind wouldn't have stored a few corpses for salvageable parts, or research, in case they'd find a similar war at their doorstep. AI-proof the future beyond just the restrictions put in place.
[Answers, somewhere in this world. That's all he needs, knowing he cannot undo history to such an extent. He wants to know the reason for Elysian's deviation, and the reason behind such a violent reaction.]
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[In the end, Fitz is relaying to him nothing that they don't already know; he's just filling in the details. EMP blast, instead of nebulous battles being fought on a nebulous battlefield. An android corpse indistinguishable from a human, instead of the malleable mental image of AI life, in whatever form it took.
Somehow, though, that makes it worse.]
Thank you for telling me.
It's hard to believe that even now, centuries later, there's no trace of the AI lives that were lost in that war. That mankind wouldn't have stored a few corpses for salvageable parts, or research, in case they'd find a similar war at their doorstep. AI-proof the future beyond just the restrictions put in place.
[Answers, somewhere in this world. That's all he needs, knowing he cannot undo history to such an extent. He wants to know the reason for Elysian's deviation, and the reason behind such a violent reaction.]