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If anyone has a retrieval unit following them and wants to name them, I have a few name tags that people can use for that purpose. I can be found in the third floor library, or a different location, if you don't like the library or like privacy.
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[ She's just curious.. ]
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It's weird though, right? If they have a soul, they're more than just machines, but they don't act like they're more than just machines.
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[ It's a sigh. Not since it's a bad idea, but just since the scope of everything they still have to do is so big that it's almost tiring. ]
Sounds like we still have a lot to do.
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[ The problem with being so supersticious is that she easily freaks out too, welp. ]
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[Good, because while Tohko tried to hide it, she was terrified of poltergeists.]
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[ It probably won't be that bad, Asahi.. ]
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[..Tohko was seriously counting the time here.]
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*Why not ask them their names, he nearly says. But he learned about the designation system from R-037 and he doesn't want to so much as imply her existence even to people who hadn't been down there, and certainly not over the network. She and her gang must be protected at all costs.
Besides, his own is right behind him anyway. He looks over his shoulder at it.*
Why not ask them if they have names? They aren't likely to answer, but it would be rude to push a name on someone without even trying, wouldn't it?
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I do agree with you..but I don't think they know how to talk or write. Whenever I've talked with Ivan, he just never replies, or makes a motion that he understands or knows what I'm saying at all. I do think they're alive..but I don't think the Administrators have allowed them to speak with us, even though I would like to talk with them.
But you know..if they ever do start speaking and give themselves a name, I'll stop handing out nametags like this.
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We could pester Jason by asking for their names, but what good would we do as flies at his ears at this point, or at all?
Though, now I am curious. We have an identity to this tower regardless of our names; it is on the network. Surely they are known to this tower in such a way as well. I wonder which they are.
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However, you are right. We could ask Jason, but we have more important things to worry about, and it's probably best to not attract unwanted negative attention like said flies.
..I don't think the Tower is sentient..but they probably do have a name just like this place does. I'm kind of curious about what their true names might be too, but, until the time comes where we find out or they can tell us, I guess we'll just have to do with makeshift names for them.
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Do you see the letters and numbers beside those you haven't assigned a name? Dax once said it's the way our collars - our bodies, I suppose - access the network. So if these bodies have identification within the structure of the tower, why not the workers and retrieval units?
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Going by that and other things we both know, it's possible that the drones who aren't fully conscious like you or I could become so, since they have a sentience that can be identified here.
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*Of course, he knows the truth, but really. Not even he should know it, for her safety...*
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[..And Tohko was using a bit of the truth to throw the Administrators-if they were reading this-off their tracks.]
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*Here, let him help with that cover.*
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Of course! Several books, in fact! Androids and other artificial lifeforms created by humans and gaining their own sentience is something that has been written about quite a bit! If its been written about quite a bit in those books, I'm inclined to think it could happen here, considering the nature of this place.
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