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It seems that the issue of these chips will soon be a thing of the past. Perhaps those called "scientists" were not truly interested in keeping their subjects so powerless. No, it seems to be that they are much more interested in their worth, more than any sort of forced cooperation.
Though I still wonder how they measure the value of their raw materials. If it is, indeed, these "powers" that they initially suppressed, or if there was something else that they saw. Perhaps it was something that has always been within them-- or something that has developed as time passed.
What do you think, Discedo? How do you believe that the "worth" of another can be determined? Or is it something that you raw materials would simply prefer not to think about?
Though I still wonder how they measure the value of their raw materials. If it is, indeed, these "powers" that they initially suppressed, or if there was something else that they saw. Perhaps it was something that has always been within them-- or something that has developed as time passed.
What do you think, Discedo? How do you believe that the "worth" of another can be determined? Or is it something that you raw materials would simply prefer not to think about?