icekatze
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On the off chance that someone is knowledgeable and willing to help out a plebeian like myself, I have a few moderately related questions that I couldn't find the answers to via the search function or the wiki.
1. Although it isn't explicitly stated in the laws of Yamatai, it seems to imply that there are restrictions on making multiple clones of the same individual except potentially for military applications. Is this accurate? I would imagine it would at least be considered uncouth for a political group to make lots of copies of their members in order to change the balance of power in a region.
2. If someone should be declared missing and presumed dead after a two month period and their backup revived, but much later it is found out that the individual is still alive, possibly as a prisoner or some-such, is there a precedent for how the wayward individual is reintegrated, especially with respects to financial institutions and family institutions? The laws that I could find seemed to imply that new persons are granted rights as individuals, but if that is accurate, I am not sure how originality or length of time in society affect those decisions.
3. The information I could find on the Second Mishhuvurthyar War seems to imply that it had devastating consequences, but the information on the wiki regarding the places the war took place does not say much about the rebuilding period or how extensive the damages were. Does anyone have estimates of casualties, civilian, military, or both? Would casualties have ready access to back-ups, or might those have also been damaged such as in the bombardment of Tatiana?
4. Were soul transfer backups targeted by the NMX during the war, either for destruction or capture. If the latter was true, would there have been individuals who destroyed their own backups rather than be revived as a slave? And also, would there be a mechanism for screening backups for Mishhuvurthyar tampering when recovered from war zones?
5. On a bit of a tangent, are there measures in place to combat parasitism, even if only crude implements like auto-self destruct implants for individuals who might be turned against their own side?
If there is someone who can shed some light on the consequences of the war, especially with regards to ordinary citizens, and the way soul transfer backups mitigate or complicate matters; I would be much obliged.
On the off chance that someone is knowledgeable and willing to help out a plebeian like myself, I have a few moderately related questions that I couldn't find the answers to via the search function or the wiki.
1. Although it isn't explicitly stated in the laws of Yamatai, it seems to imply that there are restrictions on making multiple clones of the same individual except potentially for military applications. Is this accurate? I would imagine it would at least be considered uncouth for a political group to make lots of copies of their members in order to change the balance of power in a region.
2. If someone should be declared missing and presumed dead after a two month period and their backup revived, but much later it is found out that the individual is still alive, possibly as a prisoner or some-such, is there a precedent for how the wayward individual is reintegrated, especially with respects to financial institutions and family institutions? The laws that I could find seemed to imply that new persons are granted rights as individuals, but if that is accurate, I am not sure how originality or length of time in society affect those decisions.
3. The information I could find on the Second Mishhuvurthyar War seems to imply that it had devastating consequences, but the information on the wiki regarding the places the war took place does not say much about the rebuilding period or how extensive the damages were. Does anyone have estimates of casualties, civilian, military, or both? Would casualties have ready access to back-ups, or might those have also been damaged such as in the bombardment of Tatiana?
4. Were soul transfer backups targeted by the NMX during the war, either for destruction or capture. If the latter was true, would there have been individuals who destroyed their own backups rather than be revived as a slave? And also, would there be a mechanism for screening backups for Mishhuvurthyar tampering when recovered from war zones?
5. On a bit of a tangent, are there measures in place to combat parasitism, even if only crude implements like auto-self destruct implants for individuals who might be turned against their own side?
If there is someone who can shed some light on the consequences of the war, especially with regards to ordinary citizens, and the way soul transfer backups mitigate or complicate matters; I would be much obliged.