| Display title | Wetware Body |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A Wetware Body is when a biological Host is possessed by a computer or other artificial intelligence (named after a casual term for the biological equivalent of hardware, as in "Wetware CPU"). This can lead to the host acting either like a machine (monotonic, unemotional, unfocused on anything but objective) or as it normally would (if the possessing A.I. is a good actor). |