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maskormenace2016-09-08 03:31 pm
prostheticbody) wrote in maskormenace2016-09-08 03:31 pm
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[The Major is gazing into the camera, looking as focused and intense as ever.]
As many of you know, my body is completely prosthetic. Back home, this is relatively common, making replacement parts and even entirely new bodies easy to obtain.
But here? Having a body constructed of technology beyond what is readily available poses certain challenges.
[She folds her hands in front of her and leans forward.]
I've reached a point where I need more than just a few spare parts here and there. I'm proposing a joint research project to construct a prosthetic body. It's going to require expertise in engineering, biology, physiology, and neuroscience. I can provide the software solutions, but I don't have the ability to actually construct the prosthetics.
I can provide some monetary compensation, but the real benefit will be the technology itself. After it's completed, you or your company can feel free to use it as you see fit. There are clear medical and military applications. Of course, I'd prefer that it be used for the benefit of humanity, but I won't really be in any position to make demands.
I imagine that if there's anywhere where someone can develop brand new technology on a short timetable, it's here. If you have the ability and facilities necessary, let me know. I'll be thoroughly vetting anyone interested.
[She leans back again. She'd prefer that the technology not be utilized by some Import megalomaniac, after all.]
I'm also contracting out as a cyber security specialist. If you have a personal or corporate network, I can make it virtually impenetrable.
[Prosthetic bodies aren't cheap, especially on an arcade repairwoman's salary.]
As many of you know, my body is completely prosthetic. Back home, this is relatively common, making replacement parts and even entirely new bodies easy to obtain.
But here? Having a body constructed of technology beyond what is readily available poses certain challenges.
[She folds her hands in front of her and leans forward.]
I've reached a point where I need more than just a few spare parts here and there. I'm proposing a joint research project to construct a prosthetic body. It's going to require expertise in engineering, biology, physiology, and neuroscience. I can provide the software solutions, but I don't have the ability to actually construct the prosthetics.
I can provide some monetary compensation, but the real benefit will be the technology itself. After it's completed, you or your company can feel free to use it as you see fit. There are clear medical and military applications. Of course, I'd prefer that it be used for the benefit of humanity, but I won't really be in any position to make demands.
I imagine that if there's anywhere where someone can develop brand new technology on a short timetable, it's here. If you have the ability and facilities necessary, let me know. I'll be thoroughly vetting anyone interested.
[She leans back again. She'd prefer that the technology not be utilized by some Import megalomaniac, after all.]
I'm also contracting out as a cyber security specialist. If you have a personal or corporate network, I can make it virtually impenetrable.
[Prosthetic bodies aren't cheap, especially on an arcade repairwoman's salary.]