Adding to your notes on timing. I was talking about something similar with a friend last night.
Most of my meatware problems are physical. Low energy, high fatigue, high refractory period when it comes to doing anything. Those all follow me here.
This body has its own set of wetware problems - it's taking its time to adapt to being passed around to different users. Ideally it would be an empty vessel with built in user-support. What it is now is pretty buggy, and it's terrible at integrating whatever new software a user is supplying. The body has a memory of what it feels like without a user - a lot of base instinct and psychic pain. It's reasonably well-known what users are *dealing* with, but most people are too worried about making it worse to try to go through a backdoor to fix it.
(Brief reminder to prevent a potential problem, body isn't plural. Compare apartment complex (plural group/multiple system) to one-person rental home (visitors using the body))
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Date: 2018-03-12 10:12 pm (UTC)Most of my meatware problems are physical. Low energy, high fatigue, high refractory period when it comes to doing anything. Those all follow me here.
This body has its own set of wetware problems - it's taking its time to adapt to being passed around to different users. Ideally it would be an empty vessel with built in user-support. What it is now is pretty buggy, and it's terrible at integrating whatever new software a user is supplying.
The body has a memory of what it feels like without a user - a lot of base instinct and psychic pain. It's reasonably well-known what users are *dealing* with, but most people are too worried about making it worse to try to go through a backdoor to fix it.
(Brief reminder to prevent a potential problem, body isn't plural. Compare apartment complex (plural group/multiple system) to one-person rental home (visitors using the body))
- Dimitri