I prefer to limit my interactions with the natives to the essentials. There is no need to provoke them, but they also have little to offer other than what tools they have access to. What of 'their own' memories they even retain is even questionable at this point.
[So no. He wouldn't be needlessly trying to draw them into an existential crisis. They already seemed to have gone through plenty of that.]
Perhaps it would be best to search for any parts of the city that have not been accessed in a great length of time. Given that the natives minds seemed to be wiped when it's convenient, anything they've long abandoned and forgotten would likely be something that would trigger such an existential crisis. If I could see the technology for myself... Even if it was no longer fully functional, I'm sure I could have a better understanding of how successful their transfer was.
...I don't see how any of this is 'creepy', though. It's simply progress.
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[So no. He wouldn't be needlessly trying to draw them into an existential crisis. They already seemed to have gone through plenty of that.]
Perhaps it would be best to search for any parts of the city that have not been accessed in a great length of time. Given that the natives minds seemed to be wiped when it's convenient, anything they've long abandoned and forgotten would likely be something that would trigger such an existential crisis. If I could see the technology for myself... Even if it was no longer fully functional, I'm sure I could have a better understanding of how successful their transfer was.
...I don't see how any of this is 'creepy', though. It's simply progress.