Notes on Using GURPS Bio-Tech (4e) in TS (part 1: TL Overview)

Anthony · 04-17-2007, 05:44 PM

Well, human-clone bioroids as bioshells generally aren't legally equivalent to bioroids anyway, since they likely have their brains replaced by a computer running a ghost, rather than being a conventional bioroid, and probably have the same legal rights as ghosts, rather than the legal rights of bioroids.

04-17-2007, 05:44 PM	#20
Anthony Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Berkeley, CA	Re: Notes on Using GURPS Bio-Tech (4e) in TS (part 1: TL Overview) Well, human-clone bioroids as bioshells generally aren't legally equivalent to bioroids anyway, since they likely have their brains replaced by a computer running a ghost, rather than being a conventional bioroid, and probably have the same legal rights as ghosts, rather than the legal rights of bioroids.