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by NoodleIncident
2035 days ago
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I don't think the ending was intended to act as a climax to the narrative. Rather, it's the logical conclusion of several ideas shown earlier in the story; modifications to how you think that can't be reversed; alien consciousnesses that you can never actually communicate with; the logical conclusion of the original quest to prolong humanity's simulated existence, which is why they go exploring in the first place. |
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