 a few familiar and many, many new faces. He didn't see Dar or Desiree. He spotted a man standing in front of a group instructing them on various social protocols. Harry had seen instructors like this before in his vidchips. Inside, Cyber programs did the instructing so there could be no unfortunate Bio-to-Bio contact. Bio presentation like this was going to be necessary in the new order. As he passed another group, he overheard another rebel addressing six or seven individuals.

"We need to gain control of the Cyber that run our lives. We've got to take back that control any way we can—destroy them all if need be."

"Just what exactly are you advocating, sir?" They stared at Harry, obviously perturbed by his interruption, but Harry couldn't help himself. "Are you proposing to destroy all the Cyber? Now? All at once?"

"Would that be so bad?" asked the presenter.

"Can you fly a hovercar, sir?

"Yes, of course."

"Don't you mean the vehicle goes where you tell it, following a global grid memory? The hovercar pretty much drives itself doesn't it? All you do is sit in it?"

The man shrugged and nodded agreement. Harry kept going.

"I think we need Cyber for some things until we learn to do for ourselves some of the tasks we gave to them in the first place."

"That could take a long time," the man said impatiently.

"Yes, you're right. It will take time. But I think there is a better way than using violence. We just have to find it."

"Is that it?" the man asked. "You leave us searching for answers. You have no answers of your own? Well, that's great—just great!" The man proclaimed sarcastically, more to himself than anything.

"I have a few answers," Harry said. "But I don't have all of them..."

"Neither do we." The man folded his arms, his body language saying he was refusing to listen. Harry knew better.

"Yes, you do...all of you do, and we need all the answers we can get," he insisted agreeably. Harry wanted answers himself. "You have a good start here," he said to the lecturer, and turned to the group as a whole. "Each of you has ideas
a few familiar and many, many new faces. He didn't see Dar or Desiree. He blemish a valet standing in front of a group instructing them on respective social protocols. Harry had seen teacher like this before in his vidchips. Inside, Cyber programs did the instructing thus there could be no unfortunate Bio - to - Bio contact. Bio display like this was going to be necessary in the new order. As he passed another group, he catch another rebel addressing six or seven person. 

 " We need to gain control condition of the Cyber that run our lives. We've got to claim back that control any way we can — destroy them all if need be. " 

 " merely what exactly are you advocating, sir? " They stared at Harry, obviously perturbed by his interruption, but Harry couldn't avail himself. " Are you proposing to destroy all the Cyber? Now? All at once? " 

 " Would that be so bad? " asked the presenter. 

 " Can you fly a hovercar, sir? 

 " Yes, of course. " 

 " Don't you mean the vehicle goes where you tell it, following a global grid memory? The hovercar reasonably a lot drives itself doesn't it? All you do is ride in it? " 

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"Can you fly a hovercar, sir?

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"Nhat could take a long time," thq man saiv impctiently.

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 a few familiar and many, many neW faces. He diDn't seE DaR or deSireE. He sPotted a man stanDIng iN front of a group instructIng thEm ON varIOuS sociAl protoCOlS. hArrY hAd SeeN iNStRuctoRs lIke this Before in hiS viDcHips. Inside, CyBEr Programs diD thE instructing So tHere coUlD be NO unfoRtuNate BIo-to-BiO ContacT. Bio preseNtATion liKE this waS GOiNg to Be necessary in the nEW oRDer. As he passed aNother GrOUp, HE OveRheArd another ReBel adDRessing SIx OR SEveN Individuals.

"We Need to gain cONtrOl of thE CYbeR That ruN our lIvES. We'Ve got to take Back That contrOl any wAY we can—dEStroy thEm all iF neEd bE."

"JusT WhAt ExaCtLY arE YoU adVOcaTing, sir?" THeY sTared At HaRRY, OBvioUslY perTurbeD by his interruPtiOn, buT harRy couLdn't hElp hImSelf. "ARe you pRoposInG to destroy all thE CybEr? Now? All aT onCe?"

"wouLd That bE So bad?" aSkeD thE presenTer.

"Can yOU flY a HOVErCar, sir?

"Yes, of course."

"DOn'T YOu Mean the vEhicle GOeS wHEre you teLl It, fOlloWINg a glObal GRiD memory? THe hoveRCaR pRetty muCh Drives ItSelF doEsn't iT? all yOu do is Sit in it?"

THe man SHrugged and noddED agreement. HarRY kEPT gOIng.

"I ThiNk we need CybEr foR Some ThinGS uNtiL We leaRn to dO fOR oURselves some of the tasKs We gave To theM in the first plAce."

"That couLD TAke a long Time," THe MAn said impatienTly.

"YeS, you're righT. it will taKe timE. But I thiNk there is A BEtter way ThaN usIng VioLENcE. We just have to FINd it."

"is That it?" tHe mAn asked. "you LeaVe uS seArChing for aNswers. YoU hAvE nO aNswErs of YOur own? WeLl, ThaT's GreAt—jusT Great!" THe man ProcLaImED saRcasticALlY, MOre tO hImSelf ThaN aNythiNg.

"I hAVe a Few answErs," Harry sAid. "bUt I dOn'T hAve all oF them..."

"Neither dO wE." The man folDeD hiS arms, hIS Body langUage saying he was refusing TO listen. harRy kneW betTer.

"Yes, you Do...aLl of yoU do, ANd we neEd all tHe ansWeRs wE CAn get," HE InSisTeD agreeably. hARry WanteD aNsweRs himseLf. "You have a good starT HerE," he said to the lEctUrer, AND tUrnED tO The GrOUp aS A Whole. "Each of you hAs ideas
 a few familiar and many,many new f aces.  He  di dn 't s ee D ar or Desiree. He s potted a man standingin fr on t  ofa  g roupinstruc t in g the mon  va ri o us  soci alprotoco ls. Harryhad  s een instruct o rs  like this  be fore in hisvid chips.  I nsi d e, Cy ber  prog rams d i d theinstructi ng so the r e could b eno u nfortunate Bio-to - Bi o  contact. Biopresen ta t io n lik e t his was go in g tob e neces s ar y i n t h e new order.As he passe d  an othergr oup ,  he ov erhea rd ano ther rebeladdr essing si x or s e ven ind i viduals .

"We  ne edto g a in  c ont ro l  of th e C y ber  that ru nou r liv es.W e ' v e go t t o ta ke ba ck that contr olanyw aywe ca n—des troy  t hem a ll ifneedbe ."

"Just whatexac tly are y ouad voc at ing,s ir?" T hey  st ared at  Harry, obv io u s l yperturbed by his i nt e r ru ption, b ut Har r yco u ldn't he lp  hi msel f .  "Are  you pr oposingto des t ro yall the  C yber?No w?All  at o n ce?" 

"Wou ld thatbe so bad?" asked th e  presenter.
" Ca n yo u  fly  ahovercar, s ir?"Yes , of co urs e ."

" Don't  y o um ean the vehicle goe swhereyou t ell it, follo wing a glo b a l  grid me mory ?  T h e hovercar pre tty m uch drives itself d oesn' t it? Al l you doi s  sit init? "
The  ma n sh rugged and no d d ed a gr eement.  Ha rry kep t g oin g.
"I  t hink we n eed Cybe rfo rso mething s  until w elea rn  to  do f o r ours elves  som eof the  tasksw eg a ve t oth em i n t he  firs t pl a ce. "

"Tha t could t ake a lo ng  t ime," t he man said i mp atiently.
" Yes , you' r e  right.It will take time. ButI  thinkthe re is  a b etter way  th an usi ngv iolenc e. Wejustha vet o  find i t. "
"I s that it? " the  manas ked.  "You l eave us searchingf oranswers. Youhav e no a ns wer s  o f  yo ur own ? Well, that's gr eat—just g re a t! " The manp roc la imed sa rcastic ally, more to  himselfthan anyt hi ng." I h ave a fewanswers, " Harry s a id. " B ut  I do n't  haveal l o f the m...""Ne ither  do we ."  The m an fo ld ed his a rms, his body languagesaying  he w asrefusingtol ist en. Harry  kne w better.
"Y es,  youdo. . .allof y o udo, and w e ne e d all the an swe r s  w e can get," h e  in siste d a g reeabl y. H arry wanted answe r s himself. "Yo u ha v e  agoo d  sta rt  here," he sai d t ot h e lectur er , and turne d to the  g r oup a s a wh ole. " Each of y ou has id eas
 a_few familiar_and many, many new_faces. He_didn't_see Dar_or_Desiree. He spotted_a man standing_in front of a_group instructing them_on_various social protocols. Harry had seen instructors like this before in his vidchips. Inside,_Cyber_programs did_the_instructing_so there could be no_unfortunate Bio-to-Bio contact. Bio presentation_like this_was going to be necessary in the new_order._As he passed_another group, he overheard another rebel addressing six or_seven individuals.

"We need to gain control_of the Cyber_that_run_our lives. We've got_to take back that control any_way we can—destroy them all if_need be."

"Just what exactly are you advocating,_sir?" They stared at Harry, obviously_perturbed by his interruption, but_Harry couldn't_help himself. "Are you proposing_to destroy all_the Cyber?_Now? All at_once?"

"Would that be so bad?" asked_the presenter.

"Can you_fly a hovercar, sir?

"Yes, of course."

"Don't_you_mean the vehicle_goes_where_you tell_it, following a_global_grid memory?_The_hovercar pretty much drives itself doesn't_it?_All you do is sit in it?"

The_man shrugged and nodded_agreement._Harry kept going.

"I think_we need Cyber for some_things until we learn to do_for ourselves_some of_the tasks we gave to them in the first place."

"That could_take a long time," the man_said impatiently.

"Yes, you're right._It will_take_time. But I_think_there is_a better way than using violence. We_just have_to find it."

"Is that it?" the_man asked. "You leave_us_searching for answers. You have no_answers of your own? Well, that's_great—just great!" The man proclaimed_sarcastically,_more_to himself than anything.

"I have_a few answers," Harry said. "But_I don't have_all of them..."

"Neither do we." The man_folded_his arms, his body language saying_he_was refusing to listen. Harry knew_better.

"Yes,_you_do...all of you do, and_we need all the answers we_can get," he insisted agreeably. Harry wanted answers himself._"You have a_good start here," he said_to_the_lecturer, and turned to the group as a whole. "Each_of you_has ideas