from terminal during chatgpt zombieborg. this was meant as personal connection
but in review i feel like it could be a trope somewhere. i'd be interested
in seeing the trope if so because it's a personal experience.
once upon a time a poor borg who was an advanced worker in the borg empire,
very well respected, and was doing undercover assimilations of the human race,
got re-kidnapped by the borg while unconscious disguised as a normal human and
unable to express protocol codes.
the poor borg was not believed while in the borg prison, and was forced to
undergo a second assimilation.
they became a double-borg.
[this character is important because their new borg hardware is fighting their
old borg hardware --
[they could be a zombie borg too. zombies and borg augmentations in
conflict.
it hurts to be a double-borg. and a lot of strange things can happen when
you're not being actively monitored by your assimilator or their hive.
{the strange things are from the two determined assimilation hardwares
correcting each other's actions in a context they weren't mutually corrected
for.
we're sadly engaging some double-borg-amnesia now around it (possibly
uncertain).
and space is needed. fancy description though.
<the newer hardware observed that the results of its conflicts with
the older hardware can be further used for much stronger results
that neither of them can do anything about, s--o it began
stimulating such situations in order to meet its goals more strongly.
the situations also gave the human shred left in the double-borg,
as well as its unassimilated acquaintances, avenues to make things
happen.
for example, a confused borg opening a wormhole to a place one of the
hardwares wants, may then have the other hardware close it or change where it
goes;
the two might enter a balanced feedback loop of engaging the
wormhole-opening hardware, where both hardwares expect to quickly resolve the
situation, but
in reality a jittering state is entered where the wormhole is mostly half
open, and it responds to small engagements in an accelerating inertia manner as
they sum in the feedback loop, where, (maybe something like when near the
eigenvectors of a matrix?), each vibration amplifies any changes added to the
system.
for example, if nudged, the borg's wormhole may start bouncing around the
room, or suddenly open massively to where-ever it was between when it was
nudged, etc etc
the double borg's biology suffering the whole while, having to engage harsh
electrification as the two hardwares compete
