[ There's a little objection at the claim that he hasn't eaten properly, though it is of course true enough. There were too many times when he lived off of sweets when well and his current state hasn't done him any favors. His attention shifts quickly, and he nods slowly. It was such a ridiculous idea, such a pointless endeavor, but it was one in which they'd hoped to achieve. It was the idea of an AI with a heart... No, the idea of creating a human. Not just that, the idea of using such means to preserve one's own existence.
Wouldn't that be wonderful? Wouldn't it be amazing? To create the perfect human, to become a perfect replication, to no longer have to worry about heirs and replacements and injury and death. There were other uses for such creations and technology, but those were the ones of particular interest to him. Ah, but even if one were to disregard that, the thought of what changes could be made to the human mind using technology! Erasing and adding memories as one pleased, extensive rewiring... There were no limits to what work could be done.
That, too, is why the Ultimate Surgeon's work would never be done, and this is just a brief reprieve from it. He laughs softly, and even through his mental haze Hiyori thinks just briefly that he'd like Komaeda to see how much potential humans have. ]
Mm... If it's not, we'll make it so.
[ He blinks slowly as Komaeda continues on. ]
Hm? I'm not making anything difficult.
[ He murmurs, seeming puzzled by that claim. His statement is not quite right either, he is fact making many things difficult for many people, but in this particular case Hiyori is coming up blank. Though speaking of coming up blank... He probably had an answer to that question at one point or another, but he seems to have lost it in the midst of all the subject changes and nearly breaking an arm. He will part his lips when prompted though, continuing to murmur, more to himself this time, ]
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Wouldn't that be wonderful? Wouldn't it be amazing? To create the perfect human, to become a perfect replication, to no longer have to worry about heirs and replacements and injury and death. There were other uses for such creations and technology, but those were the ones of particular interest to him. Ah, but even if one were to disregard that, the thought of what changes could be made to the human mind using technology! Erasing and adding memories as one pleased, extensive rewiring... There were no limits to what work could be done.
That, too, is why the Ultimate Surgeon's work would never be done, and this is just a brief reprieve from it. He laughs softly, and even through his mental haze Hiyori thinks just briefly that he'd like Komaeda to see how much potential humans have. ]
Mm... If it's not, we'll make it so.
[ He blinks slowly as Komaeda continues on. ]
Hm? I'm not making anything difficult.
[ He murmurs, seeming puzzled by that claim. His statement is not quite right either, he is fact making many things difficult for many people, but in this particular case Hiyori is coming up blank. Though speaking of coming up blank... He probably had an answer to that question at one point or another, but he seems to have lost it in the midst of all the subject changes and nearly breaking an arm. He will part his lips when prompted though, continuing to murmur, more to himself this time, ]
What did I want...?