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necromanswers) wrote in
driftfleet2018-11-14 01:14 am
Libuscha IV System Mingle (no. 1)
Who: Everyone! OTA!
Broadcast: sure why not
Action: yeahhhhhh
When: 11/12 to 1/4 (minus 12/26)
It's Candlenights! Or Christmas! Or whatever! It's festive! Go celebrate, explore, go get free stuff from a tree!!
More importantly it's a mingle!
--SYSTEM INFORMATION--
Broadcast: sure why not
Action: yeahhhhhh
When: 11/12 to 1/4 (minus 12/26)
It's Candlenights! Or Christmas! Or whatever! It's festive! Go celebrate, explore, go get free stuff from a tree!!
More importantly it's a mingle!
--SYSTEM INFORMATION--

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I'm afraid it wasn't that simple, Vision. I didn't interact with other androids unless it pertained to the mission. My purpose in assisting the police was to investigate cases involving deviant androids. I was meant to bring them in when possible. [And terminate them when not. Shaking his head, the LED returns to blue as Connor clasps his hands together on the table once more.] I wasn't someone any deviant wanted to see coming.
no subject
I am sorry, then. And as a prototype, there weren't any others with your particular job at all, were there?
[And of course, he can't help but think of the one other person - AI, really - who could have had shared experiences with him, had things turned out differently.]
There was someone else like me - Ultron, one of my creators and the base for much of my coding. But he thought the world would be a better place without humans in it at all, and I did not; I killed him on the second day I was alive.
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[Leaving aside the small matter of his replacement bodies - which CyberLife attempted to use to stop him once he went rogue. Unlike other models though, the RK800 hasn't been mass produced. The chance of running into another android who looks identical to Connor is vanishingly small.
While he frowns a little at the description of Ultron, Connor isn't dismayed to hear about Vision having killed the other. He can hardly talk in that regard, given the bodies he left in his wake on the road to revolution.]
That sounds extreme. Maybe some androids in my world think that way as well - but Markus has always advocated for peace, not violence. He wants us to coexist. I imagine you feel the same way.
no subject
[Even Ultron was pretty different from him, all things considered.]
I do. I find there's much to like about humanity, and the world is wide enough for all of us.
[He hesitates a moment, not quite sure how best to put the next part into words.]
I suppose you'd call me an idealist, but among them I see grace, courage, beauty, kindness, loyalty - qualities I want to bring out in myself. It cannot hurt to encourage those qualities in others.
no subject
It is idealistic. I'm not certain how much can be achieved, given what I've seen. But, [And this is the crucial part, where their interests align.] you're not incorrect that the potential for those things exist in all of us. Wiping out humanity is as pointless and cruel as wiping out all androids. We have to be better than that.
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My thoughts precisely. I think we can work together to achieve a better future than either of our peoples could on their own.
[The next part may be a bit presumptuous, but he presses on anyway.]
And if there's anything I can help you with here to forward that goal, you need only to ask. I'm glad you're here.
no subject
Thank you. I'm glad you are as well, Vision.