Intergalactic Summit

Regarding my positions of death I have my own skill book:

Care of Deaths (1x)

(Level 0-1) - Capsuleer Death. I care not about your temporary inconvenience.

(Level 2) - Gambler Deaths. Mortal crews that sold their soul to fly with YOU.

(Level 3) - Faction Deaths. Mortal crews that believe they can fight against a Capsuleer and win for whatever cause. Those mortals of Governments that perpetuate war upon other mortals. Despots, corrupted leaders, false patriots, racists, slavers,

(Level 4) - Crew Deaths. Mortal crews that sold their soul to fly with ME.

(Level 5) - Mortal Death. Those mortals that do not participate in factional beliefs, that live their lives singing, celebrating community, living their lives and dancing in the Sun. Those that practice radical inclusion. Those that practice gifting. Those that practice self-reliance. Those that create art and practice radical self expression. Those that leave no trace upon the lands. Those that believe the true way to God is to work, be active, that seek to overcome barriers that stand between us and a recognition of their inner selves.

Note... a Capsuleer that permanently dies like those heroes the likes of Hilen Tukoss, and my own beloved wife Amayya Singularity can actually live their lives like those mortals at level 5, but sadly, many of them are level 3.

My morals are that of a Capsuleer. We have the choice to be monsters... or we can change the universe. It's time.

There is no such thing, you either have morals or you do not irrespective of whether you chose to digitize your brain. And of course morals are merely a construct of the society in which you live.

That is your argument?

Hi! Stepping in here because I happen to have one of the patents.

Time for you to go away and never be seen again.

As evidenced in this entire thread the only people who care about you and your activities are the brain-dead supporters of your puppet master and confused Republic loyalists.

So just stop. Leave and don't come back.

I would have preferred you had witheld this information just to let the goon go on displaying her ignorance to the universe
as Mrs. Scherezad's achievements are well known in more civilized circles.
I suppose it cannot be expected that a pirate keep up to date on scientific advances in between purely religiously inspired
murder sprees.

This is somehow not the same one of your followers described earlier for which she recieved your praise.
She explained that she finds religious purpose in killing capsuleers as the brief moment of death brings them
closer to god.
This also makes sense since if you and they didn't care about the life and death of capsuleers why would they
invest such time and ressources to bring them to it?



These are indeed the ones you don't care about and sacrifice by the millions to kill their capsuleers in your misguided beliefs.
What part of scripture is your cult based on anyway?

Independent verification's a lot easier when you know which specific items you need to verify, though, and I do have quite a lot of demands upon my time, alas.



I don't claim the defenders are responsible for the war. I claim the defenders can avoid deaths by not defending. It's a subtle difference, I admit. No, the responsibility for the decision to go to war rests solely with those who make that decision. And in that regard, I take full responsibility for the decisions I make which, as you put it, 'fuel their war machine' - in some cases, quite literally, as one of my sources of income is in fact the production of fuel blocks. Granted, the vast majority of those blocks are consumed in starbases which, if they see any action, are in locations we would have to call 'defensive', but there are always isotopes and strontium clathrates to move on the side.

As for lies, though... which ones, I wonder, do you think my 'belly's full of', exactly? As I've said, I am Sebiestor - do you think I believe in the religion of the Amarr, to hold to either claimant on the grounds of faith and piety? Of the two, I prefer the version presented without the stain of slavery, but I would be lying if I said I accepted Maximillian Singularity as my own spiritual leader. My spiritual leader is a far simpler, and humbler soul (At least, in matters of spirituality. In other aspects of life, accusations of arrogance, pompousness, and even long-winded tendencies to ramble on at great length on utterly tangential matters are, I fear, probably not without merit): me.

Do I think the violent aggressors are worthy of blind obedience? No. But then, I don't obey blindly, either. The war will come. It is beyond stopping now, despite whatever efforts I and others may or may not have made. I have personal friends on the ships we will field, and so I will strive to keep them safe. I'd expect no less of fleet logistics pilots and the crews of engineering vessels among the defenders of Providence. Maybe it's simplistic of me to focus on the smaller issue of 'I know those guys, I don't want them to die' - but with or without me, they'll take the field, and if the wars we've fought all across New Eden have proven nothing else, they've proven that when we put enough on the field... the other side chooses to find something else to do, and nobody dies. So I'll choose to be there, in the hopes that we can mass enough overwhelming force as to make the futility of defense self-evident.

My actions, my decisions - I bear the responsibility for them. But guilt? I have no regrets, and feel no guilt, for the lives I've saved. It's the ones I couldn't save that I carry, both among my own crew, and those of the ships around me.

Written your missives yet? I'm eager to hear how I'm not part of the main combat forces of the Imperium.

Answer: "We have investigated ourselves and have found ourselves of no wrong doing!"