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The addition of a final human as the protagonist was actually a concession to Licho. Originally it was just robots fighting robots until the heat death of the universe. And literally consuming stars with their exponential growth (you can make a Starlight in half an hour, imagine what you could do with a week!).
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The addition of a final human as the protagonist was actually a concession to Licho. Originally it was just robots fighting robots until the heat death of the universe. And literally consuming stars with their exponential growth (you can make a Starlight in half an hour, imagine what you could do with a week!).
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Personally
I
like
the
'last
human'
conceit,
it
makes
the
protagonist
important
and
opens
up
more
avenues
for
transhumanist
exploration:
Whether
you
resurrect
humanity,
go
on
a
huge
power
trip
and
become
empress
of
the
universe,
become
a
machine
yourself,
etc.
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3 |
Personally
I
like
the
'last
human'
conceit,
it
makes
the
protagonist
important
and
opens
up
more
avenues
for
transhumanist
exploration:
Whether
you
resurrect
humanity,
go
on
a
huge
power
trip
and
become
empress
of
the
universe,
become
a
machine
yourself,
etc.
It
doesn't
have
the
purity
and
pathos
of
robots
fighting
robots
for
no
reason
but
it
works
as
a
storyline.
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Zero-K story: Behind the scenes