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The language you used to make your argument has clear connotations that I find it hard to believe are unintentional. \
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The language you used to make your argument has clear connotations that I find it hard to believe are unintentional. \\\"Kills enemies with sheer delight\\\" is not how I would describe Wheeljack\\\'s actions, unless I was deliberately trying to make him sound worse than he is. \\\"Kills enemies with sheer delight\\\" is how I would describe someone like the Joker, or any number of psychopathic villains. It is, quite simply, not a description that fits Wheeljack.
Likewise, quoting the flashback about Megatron\\\'s political aspirations while ignoring the part that comes after it--where he starts a war directly to grab power because they didn\\\'t give in to his demands to make him a Prime--is deliberately slanting, and something I can\\\'t see a reason for unless you want to paint the Decepticons as better than they are--ignoring the evil actions while highlighting supposedly good intentions (intentions that are A. millions of years in the past, and B. entirely moot now that the planet and hierarchical structure are, in fact, dead) is, in fact, whitewashing.
Likewise, quoting the flashback about Megatron\\\'s political aspirations while ignoring the part that comes after it--where he starts a war directly to grab power because they didn\\\'t give in to his demands to make him a Prime--is deliberately slanting, and something I can\\\'t see a reason for unless you want to paint the Decepticons as better than they are--ignoring the evil actions while highlighting supposedly good intentions (intentions that are A. millions of years in the past, and B. entirely moot now that the planet and hierarchical structure are, in fact, dead) is, in fact, whitewashing.
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The human brain uses holographic energy
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A theory: the humanoid brain uses holographic energy. Computers, as we understand them today, simply do not \\\"grow\\\". Computers follow very strict laws of causality, and I think it\\\'s safe to assume the computers in Star Trek operate on basically the same principals as those today. That said, Holographic AI seem to regularly \\\"grow\\\", learning and adapting at a rate comparable to humans. If the human brain is analogous to a central processor, it would follow that the human mind and active intelligence are a form of holographic energy, and death is the result of the matrix destabilizing, either from damage to hardware or degradation.
