[She reaches up to very carefully disconnect the dataport cable, stowing it away, and accepts the drone back from Rhade. She picks over the carcass: a few components have bent or warped on impact and a few connections have come loose, but nothing's irreparably damaged.
This is broadly why she likes machines more than people. More than herself. Because you can fix them, and it's easy.]
If you don't mind my asking a question I'm sure you've fielded a hundred times before, what makes someone a Nietzschean, exactly?
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[She reaches up to very carefully disconnect the dataport cable, stowing it away, and accepts the drone back from Rhade. She picks over the carcass: a few components have bent or warped on impact and a few connections have come loose, but nothing's irreparably damaged.
This is broadly why she likes machines more than people. More than herself. Because you can fix them, and it's easy.]
If you don't mind my asking a question I'm sure you've fielded a hundred times before, what makes someone a Nietzschean, exactly?