The theory is straightforward. Isn't that always so? Easy, on a theoretical level. An amplified feedback flow through unprotected connections leads to catastrophic damage for any electronic circuit. The basic idea is not unlike this, is it? Of course. Implementation, however, is much more difficult. That is because it carries along with a quintessential question. Maybe it would be best to forget everything, and pretend that this occurrence had never happened.
Terror takes the sound every time you think about it. After all, half of deploying is yours. Bargaining power is in your hands.
You have always boasted of being the best at knowing how to find an agreement. In the past, you've managed to get gangs on a war footing together. Why is it so difficult this time?
It is the creator's doubt: if his creation is not used, can it really be said that it exists?
You've been through much, in your long career. You sat down and drank synth-whiskey with the worst motherfuckers in this world. You thought you'd seen it all. You thought.
Did that really happen? Is what you witness actually… real? Nah, gotta be some Runner's prank. No other explanation.
In the darkest corners of the NET, there are always weird rumors. Someone would say, too many. And yet, this one beats them all.
If there's friction, something interesting lies beneath. People wouldn't squabble that much over trivialities.