Magic... [TRULY WILD. Imagine being from a place where that exists.] If it can be simulated in those rooms, then it must have something to do with the way the IRIS works. [The nanites, probably.] They've built it in a way that allows it to manifest the user's perceptions and ideas, rather than a system confined within a preprogrammed range of capabilities. My guess is that it is breakable, but it'd be difficult to find those limits.
I was thinking that, too. It's missed some stuff, I think, but other stuff they've managed to pinpoint and disable without any other interference. There has to be a way to rewrite the nanites themselves if they were programmed in the first place, but that'd require getting them out or sending in another that'd change the function.
That might have something to do with the parameters they've set. The language they used has to be pretty precise, but in theory, they could've programmed them to set all of us below a certain level of strength, and left it to the AI to determine what that means.
[Which is like... probably not a surefire way of doing things, but also, look at this ship. It's a disaster.]
...If they're in our blood, I have no idea how we'd overwrite them. I guess you could inject new ones, but I don't know enough about nanites to know if that would make it worse, or do nothing...
It'd depend on how the previously-absorbed nanites are already operating in our system. Nothing says they'd affect all of us the same either. You gave a pretty good example of how they could be programmed to determine its own levels. There are too many of us from too many different worlds to have a completely solid base.
I think we're going to have to monitor ourselves for a little bit to see if the nanites cause any reactions. That's the best guess I have.
Mm... well, hacking the IRIS doesn't seem to be getting me anywhere for now, so I can help you out with that, if you want. I'll be taking my own notes anyway.
Yeah? [ he seems okay with that, even if he does not know luke will be dead. ] Sure. We could use all the notes we can get even just for comparison. If we see discrepancies in what we're observing that'll at least give us an idea of what to look into further.
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Magic... [TRULY WILD. Imagine being from a place where that exists.] If it can be simulated in those rooms, then it must have something to do with the way the IRIS works. [The nanites, probably.] They've built it in a way that allows it to manifest the user's perceptions and ideas, rather than a system confined within a preprogrammed range of capabilities. My guess is that it is breakable, but it'd be difficult to find those limits.
[Time to become Let's Game It Out]
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...which is where it gets complicated.
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[Which is like... probably not a surefire way of doing things, but also, look at this ship. It's a disaster.]
...If they're in our blood, I have no idea how we'd overwrite them. I guess you could inject new ones, but I don't know enough about nanites to know if that would make it worse, or do nothing...
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I think we're going to have to monitor ourselves for a little bit to see if the nanites cause any reactions. That's the best guess I have.
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[He can't he will be dead]
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