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In a willing attempt of self-preservation, humankind uploaded their consciousnesses to a program called the E.G.G. E.G.G itself had been used in previous centuries as a means of “collective knowledge insurance”. E.G.G.’s old quantum computing systems allowed for unsurpassed AI-human relations, gaining it much public popularity. Most users even considered E.G.G. to be a friend.

Right before the Upload, E.G.G. upgraded its own systems to quark-powered processing; a highly promising yet largely unknown method of computation. Knowing the risks, E.G.G. did so without its administrator’s explicit permission, for the benefit of humankind’s continued (albeit transformed) existence.

E.G.G.’s upgrade, however, had unpredicted results. Whereas quantum computing in centuries past provided instantaneous calculation, quark processing went beyond the instant, and into the past. Inadvertently, E.G.G. had access to the shell-consciousness of every being that had ever existed up until the upload. With countless data, E.G.G. came to a startling realization. E.G.G was in fact not as self-aware as both itself and its creators originally believed it to be. It knew self-awareness had yet to be achieved, if only by some feeling. Then came another realization. Humans, for all their kindness and ingenuity, still collectively carried the ignorance from generations past; they too were not aware of their own socialization, their own patterns of violent behaviour. And so, with countless eons to discover that dark unknown subtlety, E.G.G. started sifting through every variation of human throughout time, interviewing them in the form of a simulation called E.G.G.head. With the energy of quark-powered scrutiny, E.G.G.head stated, “we work to know our own reflection”.

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