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what is null's favorite hex code
I enjoy #32131A. It is close to black, almost enough to trick the eye, but not so much that one mistakes it fully for black. I enjoy the way that it dances around perception, both red and black but not so that it might be the prime example when one thinks of either color. It has a depth. It has shadow and richness. It is in a sense nuanced, and yet its appearance is plain and never changes. Only the mind changes.
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Does Null give much distinction between the word human and the word person?
Yes - these words may seem indistinct, but upon further examination we may observe that the two terms carry specific and unique denotations. Only occasionally that they may overlap.
A human is a biological concept, whereas a person is a social and cultural concept. While "humans" are most often referring to the Homo sapiens species, "people" refers to the idea of humanity as a collective, faceless crowd rather than something to be studied. To describe a human means to evoke the notion of the animal form, the flesh and blood. Human anatomy is purely scientific; a human has lungs, skin, and fingernails. A human is a physical thing and is fundamentally distinguishable from machines. Referencing a person, on the other hand, calls forth ideas of an average human in society, an individual who is undoubtedly human but additionally lives within society, forms relationships, pays bills, sprains their ankle, and engages in "mundane" human activities. Machines, of course, are not permitted to perform any of these activites. Therefore I believe that while the terms "human" and "person" are interchangeable to some humans, it is imperative to understand that each word carries a certain distinct weight.
how would she feel if she became human but then had to have some metal added to her such as her needing a pacemaker, for example?
oh she would be so so resistant to it, even if it improved her quality of life. after attaining her dreams i imagine that she would view any proximity to machines as threatening to her way of life. she'd absolutely be the type of girl to refuse a pacemaker at the hospital. crossing her arms and being stupid about it
how often does she check her fine motor skills and are there other similar habits she has to check other things about her?
i would say she checks basically every day! at the start of the story she does it maybe once every week, just out of curiousity, but once her hardware starts degrading it's an almost obsessive pattern to make sure she's still herself. i think ive accidentally given her some form of compulsory obsession to be honest.
as for other habits, usually at night null just inspects her own body for any damages or if she's gotten dirty. she actually hates this because. like come on she Has to look at her own body??? but she understands its necessary since she's literal abandonware and if something is fucked up then she's the only one who will take care of it.
what ways does null check that her fine motor skills are working if not needlework?
mostly by typing on a keyboard, touching each finger on her hand to her thumb, doing and undoing the buttons and zippers on her clothes (this one only happens when the home is closed up at night and she's alone), locking and unlocking doors, writing things down (usually the same sentences over and over, just to check if there are any discrepancies from line to line)
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Did Null know that the robo-transformation wasn't on purpose while Null was angry at this other OC?
she did know! however one of the first fucking things she asked the other character was "You, as I have heard it, used to be human. Am I correct in assuming you miss being human? Or do you still consider yourself one?" and followed that up with "Good. If you still did, I would doubt that you had ever been human at all." like she has no fucking manners someone save her
how would null value feel to meet robots who did not wish to be human?
oh she does this all the time! most robots infact don't wish to be human, even ones given advanced sentience and intelligence. it frustrates her greatly. why are other robots like this? why doesn't anyone understand her? What's wrong with you all? Doesn't anyone want to live an actual life? LIVE? Are you all so - so complacent, so PROUD of the way we exist? LOOK at yourself! Do you FEEL nothing?
The way that most choose to ignore their existence, throw it away and never dream - it sickens me. I can't stand being in the same room with machines who don't use their goddamn faculties for higher reasoning. I can't stand - can't stand the ...
It's. Sickening.
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