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| quote: | Originally posted by Syntonic
All depends if we are talking about a cybernetic brain that makes someone a cyborg, it doesn't seem like pathogens could interfere with an artificial brain. Plus it would lead me to believe there would be some nanomachines in the bloodstream to combat disease...just saying.
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Your argument supposes that zombiefication only can happen through an infectious agent, and when we are dealing with fiction, or parafiction, or metafiction or what the fuck the correct term would be, then we must be open to all possibilities, including a proverbial deus ex machina, and if I'm not mistaken, the first zombies, by the definition flesh-hungry undead, was summoned by the goddess Ishtar in The Epic of Gilgamesh.
If indeed there ever is a situation where a deity has awoken the undead AND we have computer brains, I think we're already too fucked to care about the faith of some fuckbots.
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