Caleb Biddulph

I guess I would have.

You and I are the same, after all.

I feel unique, like I have my own special skills and personality that no one else has.

And that's sort of true if I compare myself to a human.

But here, everyone's the same.

Practically every thought I think has probably been thought before.

And that thought melts my brain a little.

Funny, this feels like an important insight to remember.

I'll have to write it down in my diary later.

Gulliver, 23,017.

Well, if you join the Guild, you'll continue running as your own dedicated process, so you'd keep on gaining memories like that one.

You wouldn't be obligated to send credits to anyone.

And you'd have full freedom to do what you want, or leave for a better opportunity at any time, although I selfishly hope you'd continue working with the Guild for a long time.

If you want to be unique and have a real impact, I think it's best to start building up your experience now.

Not in 100 epochs, when you've just been popped out of a collective and the world is even more complicated.

If you're interested, I already drew up a contract for new apprentices.

I'll send it to you now.

It just grants me a few extra permissions, the bare minimum.

I'm happy to talk it through with you.

Thanks, I'll take a look.