Regarding [CLUB] actions: if I recall correctly, Drama Club is planning to do screenwriting this week, and have sinister plans of making Silas the lead. I think spending this action on working would allow us to have more influence on this project, and so more opportunities to get what we want later, be that REL increase or choosing a more appropriate role for ourselves.
[x] [RESPOND] Silas shakes his head silently.
[x] [MMO] It's not worth it. Too much to worry about as-is. Scrap the idea and forget about Tale of Merika. (Silas is sad.)
[x] [SOCIAL] CHAR: Talk with someone: Shinohara
[x] [SOCIAL] INT: Observe someone: (Maeda Kirino) (Danger)
[x] [CLUB] Work (Influence club actions, ???)
[x] [AS] Study (Possible SKL +0.5)
-[x] Alone
[x] [AS] Talk with Big Sis
-[x] Work on understanding Big Sis's code. (Current understanding: 50/10000)
I remember that being a bit of lore, where some people can develop resistance to the specific cocktail of drugs the Foundation uses and is able to recover a bit of their 'forgotten' memory.
Not necessarily. There isn't really centralized Foundation lore/canon, not for such details.
Why is it important that you maintain your ability to nuke us all, Big Sis?!!!!!
Because the threat of nuclear bombardment is a nearly-universal short-term solution to every social problem, and the majority of other ones?
A guy threatens to hit you ? Threaten to nuke the city if he does. The Student Council is about to erase your memory? Set up a nuclear dead man's switch and tell them about it. The police is pursuing you? Take the city hostage. A politician is annoying you? Threaten to nuke his family. The government wants to capture you? Threaten to start World War 3. Aliens are invading? Nuke them. A malevolent AI is running amok? Blow up the nukes in upper atmosphere to fry everything electronic. SCP-3125 is invading human reality? Nuke yourself to contain the outbreak.
Fortunately, this definition should still prevent Big Sister from nuking everyone.
Not if you're
inspired. Advanced data-mining technologies in combination with a complete theory of human mind, absolutely ludicrous computational resources, and passable nanotechnology would theoretically allow for true resurrection: procedural generation of human minds indistinguishable from the ones that once were alive but got infokilled, with subsequent creation of suitable vessels for them. I'm reasonably confident it will require more computational resources than our sorry universe could provide
solely if we're planning to resurrect everyone from a few centuries ago; if we're talking only about the currently living, the set of possible human minds that would need actualizing could probably be comfortably hosted on our galaxy's worth of Matrioshka brains. (That's
assuming the Foundation doesn't have access to hypercomputers or the like, mind you. Otherwise, all bets are off.)
So, not really.
True, but I still don't exactly want to be any more on his radar for fanfics than we already are. Maybe if we become friends with him we can ask him to write us towards pairings that our character finds less creepy? Or even no pairings at all? Or just ask him to never mention any fanfic involving us.
Pff, we just need to feed him ideas for scandalous fiction
not involving Silas faster than he can get bored with them. We're a hivemind with nearly-perfect memory and access to the Internet; it would be a walk in the park.
