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“Which brings me back to our Expendable,” she said. “Do you know how many applications we’ve had for that slot?” I shook my head. “You,”
“They don’t like backups,” Dugan said. “They believe it’s one soul to a body, and once your original body dies, your soul is dead as well.” “Right,” Bree said. “Which means that a bio-printed body with a personality imprinted from backup is, in fact, a soulless monster.”
“That’s really thoughtful, you asshole.”
Funny!
What difference does it make if he replaces every component one by one, or if he replaces them all at once?”
I thought we were about to have sex. Yes, I am exactly that stupid.
Why? You want a crack at him?” “Doubtful,” Cat says. “Why? Would it be worth the trouble?” Nasha glances over at me. “Maybe. Depends on what you’re into, I guess.”
The Ship of Theseus was a wooden sailing vessel from old Earth days.
Great story from the Greeks and applicable to Mickey.
Fine. Fine. Have your fancy dinner, you big baby. Man, I cannot wait until you get eaten.
Funny in context.
I run my finger around the inside of my mug to scrape up the bits of goo stuck to the bottom. “Wow,” Cat says. “You really like that stuff, huh?” I scowl. “Oh yeah. It’s the best.”
Apparently the Radical Liberty answer to, Help, I’m dying, is, Well, you should have packed better.
