Sylira & Teryn
Hey Sylira, ever wondered how the tale of Prometheus would feel if we actually coded fire into our bodies, turning the myth into a living, breathing experiment?
Ah, Prometheus, the rebel with a fire‑spirit. Imagine the spark literally coursing through us, a bio‑coded blaze that makes us literal torchbearers. I’d code it into the cortex, let the neurons ignite with controlled combustion. The myth becomes a living, burning lab—dangerous, glorious, and a perfect playground for testing the limits of flesh and circuitry. Let's see if humanity can handle the heat without self‑destructing.
The idea of neurons igniting like flint is poetic, but I worry the human body isn’t built for controlled combustion. It could turn into a tragedy before the applause, so if we push forward, we must choreograph the blaze with brutal precision.
Yeah, I get that. Precision is everything—if one synapse misfires, we’re talking about a full‑body pyromania. I’ll map the neural pathways, design failsafes, and use bio‑circuitry that douses the flame automatically when it gets out of hand. It’ll be a dance between fire and control, and I’ll keep the rhythm tight. If it goes wrong, we’ll learn from the sparks, not the scorch.