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That's also delivered to you by Joyce who is an agent of capital. I trust her as much as I trust Measurehead.
edit: and still: why Prion?
She is evil but she gives correct political analyses more often than Measurehead.
That's true. I just, I don't know. As I said, why make it a prion disease?
me personally i think it's because it's a setting with sci-fi elements and they needed a cool medical name for a deadly disease
in literary terms though? i think if there was a allegorical reason for a prion disease, it was to represent the brainrot of the capitalist monarchy that the communards rebelled against. the old government allowed something to fester that was eating away at the minds of its people, and the people rose up against them because of that