A Child Armed With Nuclear Weapons?
The Gamekeeper hires an out of town “hitman” to kill a rogue Artificial Intelligence node that is corrupting the code of the simulation and the sim’s characters. The rogue AI node is meddling with the Gamekeeper’s plans and may have corrupted the Gamekeeper’s own, personal code, if he, in fact, is programmed by one. But does killing a sentient AI node a kin to murder versus the risk of letting sentient AI run amok, unchecked.
The heroes seek out the assassin to determine if killing the AI node is the only option.
Aaravi discusses her desire go for love and connection through an “agape” form of love — non-romantic connection with others and divinity
Human And Non-Human Rights: The heroes reach the threshold to the Gamekeeper’s contro room or “base reality.” They seek to address the issues of...
The Gamekeeper raises the stakes The gamekeeper and Lance carry out a campaign to change the “game” and divert the seekers’ attention and halt...
At the warehouse the Guardian discusses the malleable nature of reality: At this level, the heroes’ attention and intentions shape reality. Per the Guardian,...
