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Well ; Misty was only fighting against Gyra and her brother , and she was close to fail the race . Dunedin had all the racers against him and he's succeed to win : guess he'll be a strong opponent for Misty ....... Then , i love how Misty is tugging Star behind her in the fourth panel to "protect" her from Dunedin

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Aug 17, 2020 5:37 PM

Ulta

I would hope the big kahuna who invented the comlinks had SOME sort of safeguard. Hopefully...lol But it's sure quite a hurdle regardless.

Aug 17, 2020 5:35 PM

Ulta

I greatly enjoyed reading this~

Aug 17, 2020 5:35 PM

Ulta

Oh come now, Knowpedia sources are totally credible! ....right? ( =P )

We'll learn more about Dunedin as time goes. We might even see Misty's Knowpedia article too one day ;)

Aug 17, 2020 5:33 PM

Ulta

Hehe good eye!

Aug 15, 2020 2:06 AM

kome

With the Soul Catcher, supply and demand gets more streamlined to ease the process. A significant portion of the workforce getting brain-uploaded to their comlinks has skills which don't need to be extensively re-trained every generation. This means there is less overall incentive for 'reproduction', which hasn't even been implemented in the cyber frames yet.

And since most of these robots run on the same resources - electricity, internet, and replacement parts - they no longer have to maintain a diverse / fragile resource generating market of crops, land, air, etc. This also applies a greater efficiency on the Kardashev scale, since more research can be dedicated to energy production instead of farming.

The real issue is that this technology, while beneficial, is not fully documented or safeguarded. We saw that Star's body is a serious anomaly in the soul-catching process, with explosive results. What other conditions can cause the system to fail spectacularly? What happens if a virus or system error manages to disable a large number of com-links at the same time?