E Pluribus Neo and where we Stand

#23800003147 06/15/2006 15:49 Re: E Pluribus Neo and where we Stand

GamiSB wrote:

The%2BCommissioner wrote:

Pyraci wrote:

Espi wrote:

Gami you do realize that for every human that you awaken, that leads to one less point of stability within the system itself...

How do you feel about that...?

Forgive me everyone, if I am out of turn, but this fails to take into account that the human race reproduces much faster than the given means of extraction. I seriously doubt Zion can free a bluepill every *8 seconds or faster...

*Taken from a government population projection.
http://www.census.gov/population/www/popclockus.html

...so assuming that the machine is telling you the truth, the stability to the system should be fine.

...and if I'm not mistaken, the machine agreed to the overt extraction of redpills. We are told that those that want out can be freed. Now if the machine wants to go against this part of the truce, then that's a different matter...

Message Edited by Pyraci on 06.15.2006 02:18 PM

/Pyraci For Lead Dev of all SOE ^_^

/agree

2nd /agree :smileyvery-happy:

#23800003162 06/16/2006 10:31 Re: E Pluribus Neo and where we Stand

Inqubus_HelRazers wrote:
::scoff::

Why is it that every Pod-Hugger runs for the Code Bomb crutch when their motives are questioned? If you're that upset about the force-freed who actually survived the process, go find 'em, tuck 'em back into bed, then reinsert yourselves back in. It's a fairly simple solution.

Wolfess wrote:

No no no.. you DID want to be awakened. It was your choice, you took the red pill. They didn't shove it down your throat. Think of Cypher's case. He chose his path. But once he realized the truth, he saw things he didn't like. He wanted to return to a life without the fears of war, even if it meant slavery. He wanted to be able to taste the steak, and believe it was real, and just enjoy it while he could.

Speakin' of Cypher... correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't he just reinsertin' himself back in? I'm almost positive that he could care less about anyone else goin' back.

Seems like the entire Cypherite org is based on misfortune, misinformation, and the misled.

/agree. He didnt care about noone but himself.

#23800003180 06/16/2006 13:20 Re: E Pluribus Neo and where we Stand

*sits with pyr and steals some of his popcorn* yummy SMILEY

... im not hijacking any thread.. carry on people.