[Rca2000]

Yes. he is about 1000 times smarter than HAL. He can read minds, predict actions, and see through lead, steel, concrete, and titanium. He has something that I invented(in my mind) called HMS memory and storage. This stands for "holographic matrix synthesis", and is not TOO far from reality. I just had the mane come into my head, a couple of years ago, when i was writing it.

He DOES have one tiny weakness, though.........

[pcottraux]

"He DOES have one tiny weakness, though........."

Oooohh....oooohhhh....I know!! I know!! Uh...he's an outie? Uh...he can't program his VCR clock?

[Paul_Denton]

Mine is a one-of-a-kind unit that uses an optical neural net whch mimicks the human brain. She can hack into networks and security systems and stuff like that or take control of things like warships or fighters and whatnot. Other than knowledge of traitors conspiring with the enemy I do not really know what to use her for lol. She is not a droid.

[Nowhere Man]

Yes. he is about 1000 times smarter than HAL. He can read minds, predict actions, and see through lead, steel, concrete, and titanium. He has something that I invented(in my mind) called HMS memory and storage. This stands for "holographic matrix synthesis", and is not TOO far from reality. I just had the mane come into my head, a couple of years ago, when i was writing it.

Dang, I think he could even give Damocles (the sentient, AI computer in many Morrow Project games) a run for his money. About HMS storage, I seem to picture the crystals HAL had in 2001 as they were being popped out as HAL gets dumber and dumber as a result.

He DOES have one tiny weakness, though.........

Let me guess. "Dave, put those Windows discs down, Dave.... No! DAVE!!! Don't put Windows 98 in my drives!" B-) Then the computer crashes, the curse of Bill Gates strikes again. B-D