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'''The Flesh''' is a living substance used by [[Humans]] to create [[clone]] workers or [[ganger|Gangers]] for dangerous labour. | |||
The Flesh is a living substance used by | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
Considered the goverment's worst kept secret the Flesh is programable matter that is often used in dangerous industrial work, to create clone bodies operated by human drivers. Through the Flesh thousands of lives have been saved due to the clone body being killed in the place of the | Considered the goverment's worst kept secret, the Flesh is programable matter that is often used in dangerous industrial work, to create clone bodies operated by human drivers. Through the Flesh, thousands of lives have been saved due to the clone body being killed in the place of the Human. | ||
The Flesh had even learnt how to self replicate meaning there was never a risk of workforces running out of it. | The Flesh had even learnt how to self replicate meaning there was never a risk of workforces running out of it. | ||
When the [[Eleventh Doctor|Doctor]] met the Flesh in the 22nd century, he claimed to have met them previously. | |||
In the 22nd century, a [[solar storm]] caused a group of Gangers to be seperated from their Human controllers. Rather than reverting to Flesh, as was expected, the Gangers operated independantly of the Humans, though they still had the memories of the Humans that they were based on. After failed peace attempts with the Humans, the Gangers rebelled because they wanted the right to exist. | |||
Later the Flesh created a Ganger of the Doctor on its own, without human manipulation or assistance, having used the sample it took from the Doctor's handprint and the psychic contact it made with him. | |||
==Sentience== | ==Sentience== | ||
While Hdumans akowledged the fact the Flesh was alive, they considered it to be little more than moss. Cleaves explained that the Flesh only knew how to mimic life, but did not actually know how to be life. | |||
While | |||
The Doctor on the other hand was not so sure. When he scanned the Flesh with his [[sonic screwdriver]], he was suprised to note that it responded to this with an attempted scan of its own. When he touched the substance he noted that he felt a consiousness in the flesh that curiously investigated him when he made contact. He then told the others that the Flesh might have a consiousness of its own but not one that humans can understand; each time they make clones it is learning more and more about humans. | |||
[[Category:Organic substances]] | [[Category:Organic substances]] | ||
[[Category:Sentient organic life]] | [[Category:Sentient organic life]] | ||
Revision as of 03:00, 22 May 2011
The Flesh is a living substance used by Humans to create clone workers or Gangers for dangerous labour.
History
Considered the goverment's worst kept secret, the Flesh is programable matter that is often used in dangerous industrial work, to create clone bodies operated by human drivers. Through the Flesh, thousands of lives have been saved due to the clone body being killed in the place of the Human.
The Flesh had even learnt how to self replicate meaning there was never a risk of workforces running out of it.
When the Doctor met the Flesh in the 22nd century, he claimed to have met them previously.
In the 22nd century, a solar storm caused a group of Gangers to be seperated from their Human controllers. Rather than reverting to Flesh, as was expected, the Gangers operated independantly of the Humans, though they still had the memories of the Humans that they were based on. After failed peace attempts with the Humans, the Gangers rebelled because they wanted the right to exist.
Later the Flesh created a Ganger of the Doctor on its own, without human manipulation or assistance, having used the sample it took from the Doctor's handprint and the psychic contact it made with him.
Sentience
While Hdumans akowledged the fact the Flesh was alive, they considered it to be little more than moss. Cleaves explained that the Flesh only knew how to mimic life, but did not actually know how to be life.
The Doctor on the other hand was not so sure. When he scanned the Flesh with his sonic screwdriver, he was suprised to note that it responded to this with an attempted scan of its own. When he touched the substance he noted that he felt a consiousness in the flesh that curiously investigated him when he made contact. He then told the others that the Flesh might have a consiousness of its own but not one that humans can understand; each time they make clones it is learning more and more about humans.
