You rang?Ryker wrote:manual labor to be used on Kingsgate.
Lichbrook can supply manual labour, easy-peasy.
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You rang?Ryker wrote:manual labor to be used on Kingsgate.
Oh, I don't tend to worry too much about such things...just transfer an amount of gold you consider fair and we'll leave it at that.Ryker wrote:Name your price M'Lady.
As far as I know zombots have no flowing blood, which makes it impossible to consider them either pure or impure.Lyssansa Rossheim wrote:You want to hire zombots? Don't you consider them impure or something?
Very good. I am ever so grateful to all who have been of assistance to the renovation of Kingsgate thus far.Lyssansa Rossheim wrote:Per day? Assuming 75 labourers working 8 hours per day, that works out at a touch under £4.42 a man-hour (so sub-minimum wage).
Not that we will be supplying "men and women". Since our zombots can work 24 hours a day, the cost per man-hour works out at a third of that (around £1.47)...which is a real bargain. We'll even send a maintenance team free of charge.
Excellent.Ryker wrote: Very good. I am ever so grateful to all who have been of assistance to the renovation of Kingsgate thus far.
That's like asking a well-used hammer if it has a headache. Zombots aren't people; they are tools...the physical manifestation of the necrarch's will, if you like. They don't think and they certainly don't feel. Their cognitive abilities are those required for their function, so a zombot mechanic will have a full and complete understanding of all the equipment they are likely to come into contact with but probably won't be able to discuss the finer points of literature.Deimos Jasonides wrote:I must ask you of the cognitive abilities of the so-called zombots? Do they have feelings, how do they think and feel? What is their state of mental health?
What a strange question! Unmodified humans, the halfmen of Citadel and most Adepti all have circulatory systems. Liches, halfliches and zombots don't.Jezza Rasmus wrote:Your Majesty, if you would excuse me I have to discuss my theories with the Academy of Pentapolis. But first, could you please tell me what groups inside Lichbrook do and which don't have functioning circulatory systems?
So there are no ethical or moral problems associated with zombot labour?Lyssansa Rossheim wrote: That's like asking a well-used hammer if it has a headache. Zombots aren't people; they are tools...the physical manifestation of the necrarch's will, if you like. They don't think and they certainly don't feel. Their cognitive abilities are those required for their function, so a zombot mechanic will have a full and complete understanding of all the equipment they are likely to come into contact with but probably won't be able to discuss the finer points of literature.