[HD/ENGSUB] A copy of 200-year-old Kirito talks to Higa | Sword Art Online Alicization WoU EP22
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Higa saved Kirito's Fluctlight, making Kirito the longest-living human in history, while realizing that he himself is a copy that survived over 200 years.
Insights
- The Fluctlight technology allows for the preservation and replication of human consciousness, leading to the possibility of extended lifespans beyond what was previously achievable.
- Higa-san's role in copying Kirito-kun's Fluctlight highlights the ethical implications of creating duplicates of individuals without their explicit consent, raising questions about identity and autonomy in the digital realm.
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Recent questions
What is a Fluctlight?
A Fluctlight is a digital copy of a human consciousness stored in a Lightcube.
Who is Higa-san in the context of Fluctlights?
Higa-san is a character who managed to survive past 200 years, making him the longest-living human in history within the Fluctlight system.
How does Kirito-kun's Fluctlight differ from others?
Kirito-kun's Fluctlight is the only one copied by Higa-san, setting it apart from other Fluctlights.
What is the significance of realizing one's Fluctlight is a copy?
Realizing one's Fluctlight is a copy can lead to existential questions and identity crises, as seen in the case of Higa-san.
How does the concept of Fluctlights challenge the idea of human longevity?
The concept of Fluctlights challenges the idea of human longevity by allowing individuals like Higa-san to live beyond the typical human lifespan through digital copies of their consciousness.
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Summary
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"Longest-living human creates Fluctlight copy"
- The Fluctlight saved in a Lightcube realizes it's a copy of itself, likely Higa-san, who managed to survive past 200 years, making him the longest-living human in history. Kirito-kun's Fluctlight is the only one copied by Higa-san.
