The Spiders and Johnny Bailes

The greenfly were the first to vanish, and the...

Marks Trilogy Part 1 - A Secret Life

The smell was almost overpowering and it hit them...

Dominique Willems (Domus) Profile Page
Dominique Willems (Domus)
Hits 333
Online Status OFFLINE
Last Online 12/23/2007
Connections 0
Avg Profile Rating
 

Stories


Published Short Stories

 
DateTitleCategoryHits
Nov 7, 2007EdonScience Fiction 447

Forum

This user has no forum posts.

Connection

This user has no current connections.

Guestbook



This user currently doesn't have any posts.

Comments

Total number of comments: 1

Title article: Edon
Date: 2007-11-11 04:21:05

Quite a few reasons ;) 
 
1) after a couple of thousand years without space travel experience, they only had six months to improvise; 
 
2) a basic installation would include the life-support for the hosted brain, for a period over several hundred years long, and all the sensory simulation and detection equipment attached to it. Hosting multiple brains increased the installation's weight and they wanted to minimize any chances of failure; 
 
3) they mastered the science of cloning, so they logically decided that the race could be perpetuated, eventually, by keeping just one human brain alive (or even none). And who knows how many human cells they put aboard.

Pictures

Picture/Images uploaded by the member



No Items published in this profile gallery
 

Remove Ads