@EbonChevalier wouldn't this be insight, since presumably you're trying to assert the person's intentions, read their facial expression, that kind of thing?
My first guess would be either a joke someone made, an accidental live burial or some post-mortem ting happening to the corpse, with the later two making people think the corpse was moving (or making them think of that).
According to wikipedia though, it seems to take origin in a biblical...
I wouldn't say those two things are a contradiction in the first place, not unless it is made so. What's important here is to establish clearly what the expectations should be, particularly in terms of tone, setting and style of the roleplay - and hence what players should be taking into...
For fan, when searching for things on google you can add -word or -"phrase" to exclude the given word or phrase from the results. Naturally this still operates under the same logic as the rest of google's algoritm, it can't magically detect what is or not AI, but a -AI and -prompt go a long way.
A being that isn't alive in the first place can't survive.
If one were to use the more metaphorical sense though, it highly depends on the materials, structure and programming of said robot, as well as any additional tools at its disposal and of course what kind of floor it lands on.
If you...
Potentially, yes. It would depend on the actual experience of living with this gadget implanted there in this hypothetical futuristic scenario, how seamless it is, how well integrated, how it interfaces with my body.
Like I said, you can carry the same character just having had the experience of that dynamic. Maybe it's not longer something they are involved in, but it's something that changed them and that they learned from. Such a character could be your player character or an important NPC. The character...
Well, depending on the character, and presuming you don’t want (as you seem to be saying) to outright re-use it in a reboot fashion, then I’d say you have two options:
Use the character again, but have the character continuing from where you left of. In other words use the character where they...