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'''Goronos''' was an administrative base for the [[Slow Empire]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Slow Empire (novel)|The Slow Empire]]'') | The [[planet]] '''Goronos''' was an [[Administration|administrative]] [[base]] for the [[Slow Empire]]. It was the location of the [[Cyberdyne]] - a vast [[computer]] that created virtual lives for the citizens of Goronos that only required them to make yes or no decisions. The Cyberdyne had essentially [[Slavery|enslaved]] all of the members of Goronos' population. The [[Eighth Doctor]], [[Anji Kapoor|Anji]], [[Fitz Kreiner|Fitz]], and [[Jamon de le Rocas]] once found themselves on Goronos, and fell victim to the Cyberdyne. However, due to the complexeties of the [[human]] - and even more so, the [[Gallifreyan]] [[Mind|minds]] their virtual lives became surreal dreamscapes. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Slow Empire (novel)|The Slow Empire]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:52, 15 November 2022
The planet Goronos was an administrative base for the Slow Empire. It was the location of the Cyberdyne - a vast computer that created virtual lives for the citizens of Goronos that only required them to make yes or no decisions. The Cyberdyne had essentially enslaved all of the members of Goronos' population. The Eighth Doctor, Anji, Fitz, and Jamon de le Rocas once found themselves on Goronos, and fell victim to the Cyberdyne. However, due to the complexeties of the human - and even more so, the Gallifreyan minds their virtual lives became surreal dreamscapes. (PROSE: The Slow Empire)
