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+ | '''Gogols''' are first defined by Rajaniemi as: a dead soul, the uploaded mind of a human being, enslaved to carry out tasks, anathema to anyone from the Oubliette. |
| + | Rajaniemi, Hannu (2011-05-10). The Quantum Thief (Kindle Locations 565-566). Macmillan. Kindle Edition. |
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| + | Copies of human minds converted into software, often enslaved and used to process complex equations or to perform various other tasks. |
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Revision as of 15:35, 5 July 2014
Gogols are first defined by Rajaniemi as: a dead soul, the uploaded mind of a human being, enslaved to carry out tasks, anathema to anyone from the Oubliette.
Rajaniemi, Hannu (2011-05-10). The Quantum Thief (Kindle Locations 565-566). Macmillan. Kindle Edition.
Copies of human minds converted into software, often enslaved and used to process complex equations or to perform various other tasks.
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