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December 18, 2014 at 6:37 am #3627
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    Mars Settlers

    Karthik was feeding some nonsense to the AI, while inspecting the logs of the central intelligence.

    Finnley was listening with great interest to the teleporting stories of Togi Bear in Outlandis that he was spinning.

    Dear Lord, he said after his maintenance routine was over, I wish they had an opening for creative writing, so that someone else can take this silly job. Blathering all this nonsense is exhausting.

    Sadly, it was known to be the only thing that would keep the AI evolving and learning, and operating the mothership.
    New information to sort and sieve through was the AI’s purpose. As much as humans were feeding off food, they fed off information.

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