It would seem that certain appearances here have spawned a very extensive debate on the topic of replication, fomicry, and the like. While everyone is prone to their own opinion, those with more ignorant notions of the fomic process and lives of replicas I would hope find themselves slightly less outspoken
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No, rather--
The proof that replicas are not a separate species, nor the same individuals as their predecessors.
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So, uh, I noticed you and Nam were talking about me...
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Yes, Jade?
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So, if you'll excuse me Jade...
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Well, best of luck, then. Hopefully the Ghost will not follow your scraggly trail~
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So, it's creating a replica exactly like the original, basically? Interesting to hear how other worlds create replicas.
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Mn. There is a different method in your world, I take-?
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I'm sure it would prove interesting, as it was made with the same data gathering methods as were used to create Ryuu.
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...And what methods might those be?
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Simple. I observed an actual heart, its functions, took note of its compositions of light and darkness and essentially used substitutions; recycled light and darkness, to be precise. Adding that to my own data, I was able to form a plausible copy.
It was somewhat simple, as, during my time as an apprentice, I spent much of my time studying the heart. Along with that, my master, Ansem the Wise, knew how to encrypt hearts as data and copy them as replicas.
It's probably far from similar to this fomicry...
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I also doubt that the 'heart' you refer to is the scientific brand.
All right. I will look at it. But at my leisure, and privately, on the additional condition that if I deem any information too... unnecessary to be passed on, it shall not be.
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