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As a result, because they were purely non-physical, anarchitects could not be combatted by [[cast]]s. [[Time-aware]] [[posthuman]] species attributed the effects of anarchitects to [[nanite]]s. | As a result, because they were purely non-physical, anarchitects could not be combatted by [[cast]]s. [[Time-aware]] [[posthuman]] species attributed the effects of anarchitects to [[nanite]]s. | ||
A flaw in the early anarchitect program was a well-developed sense of self which could lead to conflict with the anarchitect's user. This flaw particularly pronounced in the [[gargoyle (The Book of the War)| | A flaw in the early anarchitect program was a well-developed sense of self which could lead to conflict with the anarchitect's user. This flaw particularly pronounced in the [[gargoyle (The Book of the War)|gargoyles]], a previous iteration of the technology. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Book of the War (novel)|The Book of the War]]'') The [[shift]]s were later created by applying the same principles to living subjects. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Alien Bodies (novel)|Alien Bodies]]'') | ||
== Instances == | == Instances == | ||
