The Thinker's death is something of a sliding scale. In the early eighties when she was originally disabled she could have been revived through a horribly careless accident, in the nineties she could have been revived through careful work by Scion, but by now she's been thoroughly lobotomized and enough core shards are broken that nothing could revive her.
not true, the component shards arent dead, they simply lack the ability to cross communicate due to non-standard setup, and they are losing energy due to being frankensteined to hell and back and lacking proper connections with the other shards they were forced to cross connect with but they arent *dead* this is why Eidolons shard was capable of doing things without actual direct intent from Eidolon ie. called the endbringers.
i assume she plans to pull her body from whatever moon or planet its on and pull it to a neighboring empty dimension to this one, rather than pull to her current location. not all dimensions are within the entities sphere of influence, they had a lot, but they didnt have infinity
I haven't read the OG quest this is a spin off of, but from sanctioned QA has said, it feels like she was a slave with extra steps. Not massively different.
"Administrator clearly has good taste regarding waterfowl."
From what I recall of the way it was presented, to call her a slave would be massively overstating it. Like, it seems to suggest that she was more of a cog in the machine, who accidentally gained individuality by the messed up cycle.
When you're looking at the molecular and atomic scale, manufacturing is chemistry is biology and none are too far removed from straight physics and maths. I mean, take a look at the literal proton-powered turbines making ATP around the three minute mark in this video on the operation of
Well, she succeeded in hiding them from Kara who thinks her specialty is robotics.
That's why I didn't say anything about organic or inorganic, yeah. Chemically, my Transformers, the chair I'm sitting in, my trackball, and even the monitor in front of me since it has a plastic screen and the power supply is a separate component are majority organic, but none of them would be setting off the "meddling in life's domain" people aside from environmentalists looking at manufacturing or eventual disposal side effects rather than the items themselves. Just like "sapient" versus "sophont" though, "organic" commonly gets used to mean "is or was alive" or at best "has organs" rather than in the chemical sense, both of which are examples for why I disapprove of that "languages are constantly changing, so words mean whatever people use them to mean" business. Balderdash! Literally incromulent splunge!
"Organic" as in "living" or "containing organs" is older than the chemical sense, so you're fine with language changing over time and just don't like that it doesn't change completely for everyone.
Funny fact, in a ward intelude, the three faces commented that music does appear in different life forms, but it is usually significantly different, meaning every species (that does have music equivalent) have it's own idea of what music is, and what is good music.
Nothing really says there are infinity dimensions, hell, in the CW, all earth were nearly destroyed multiple times, which implies finity.
Not really - if "organic" solely meant "living" or "composed of organs" and we just had neologisms for the chemistry I'd be even happier. In the lack, I prefer words to have a unique, specific meaning, and either of those are shorter and easier than defining the properties that make an organic molecule in the chemical sense, even if you pare that down to "mostly composed of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and/or nitrogen."
Y'know I really want this to happen now. Someone shows up with some kryptonite based weapon and Supergirl's ferret jumps down and eats it.
There's a problem, though. There are three kryptonite allergic people here, so we can't just have two ferrets named Yuuno and Scrya!
