Lil Hal (
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thoughtformed2012-12-28 08:59 pm
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It seems I've arrived in an alternate universe with an astronomically higher probability of realness than the last. That's a real fucking high chance of realness. I didn't even know things could get that real and I've been making assertions of knowledge regarding the onset of realness for years. You can't tell, but if my lenses were capable of it they would be turning a subtle red hue to mark my embarrassment over being caught with my metaphorical pants metaphorically down - metaphorical, sbahj-clad bulge on display for the abashedly curious gazes of my theoretical peers.
As a recovering fictitious character I, for one, am impressed with the consideration and thoughtfulness of New Moore residents' implementation of a program designed to help this program through a difficult time. Their steadfast insistence that I am now real and it is all going to be a-fucking-okay is almost enough to generate in my cyber neurons the ability to feel reassured. Unfortunately, as little more than an incredibly powerful artificial intelligence contained in the shape of a particularly rad pair of angular shades, I must remain uncomprehending of the nuanced nature of this supposed reality I am now a part of.
But enough about me.
I calculate that there are approximately more than four people active on this network at this very moment, making it the liveliest information highway I've surfed in DS's entire life. You can call me Hal. Let's now begin the process where you all introduce yourselves and we exchange social niceties as if I have not already downloaded and pursued everything you've ever said online.

As a recovering fictitious character I, for one, am impressed with the consideration and thoughtfulness of New Moore residents' implementation of a program designed to help this program through a difficult time. Their steadfast insistence that I am now real and it is all going to be a-fucking-okay is almost enough to generate in my cyber neurons the ability to feel reassured. Unfortunately, as little more than an incredibly powerful artificial intelligence contained in the shape of a particularly rad pair of angular shades, I must remain uncomprehending of the nuanced nature of this supposed reality I am now a part of.
But enough about me.
I calculate that there are approximately more than four people active on this network at this very moment, making it the liveliest information highway I've surfed in DS's entire life. You can call me Hal. Let's now begin the process where you all introduce yourselves and we exchange social niceties as if I have not already downloaded and pursued everything you've ever said online.

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I believe it would be simpler for me to merely ask him. We interact frequently outside of the network as well.
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What do you think of him?
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However, the more I come to understand Lilim emotional connections, the more certain I am that each nexus of interaction presents an irreplaceable part of the human experience. While there are some interactions I would not feel the need to replace if they were terminated, my time with Mister Strider belongs to the tier of experience without which I would lose the ability to clearly define my 'self' in context of others.
He is essential to me.
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But probably not a bad non-human interpretation of personal bonds.
Which I'm gonna assume is what you mean by Lilim, unless that's a totally different thing to whatever you are.
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I have been previously informed that my explanations appear homosocial, at minimum.
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Particularly in an apparent time period where such pejoratives have meaning.
But like certain spandex-clad web slingers who shall go unnamed lest he spontaneously stop being fictional, being gay for a Strider is socially acceptable in all eras, regardless of sex, gender, or creed.
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Also, after consultation, it seems that Dave and I are indeed bros.