Really good, and I love the wikipedia format for this. It's a great trope allowing the author to gesture at related topics in a format we're all familiar with.
I think the expectation of a neutral tone from a wikipedia article makes it even more chilling. All of the actions of the experimenters are described dispassionately, as if describing experiments on a beetle.
Robin Hanson wrote a (nominally non-fiction) book about economies of copied minds like this[1]
I think the expectation of a neutral tone from a wikipedia article makes it even more chilling. All of the actions of the experimenters are described dispassionately, as if describing experiments on a beetle.
Robin Hanson wrote a (nominally non-fiction) book about economies of copied minds like this[1]
[1]https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Age_of_Em