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| There have been 2 recorded cases of an Artificial Child' | There have been 2 recorded cases of an Artificial Child' | ||
| - | Gen I Artificial Children' | + | Gen I Artificial Children' |
| ===== Controversy ===== | ===== Controversy ===== | ||
| - | While the bodies of Artificial Children are considered aberrants, they are treated legally as OI because of the O3 inhabiting inside them, so they are granted the same rights as all other Order Intellects. Many within the Artificial Children Program have raised concerns over the ethics and morality of creating mindless human husks for this purpose. | + | While the bodies of Artificial Children are considered aberrants, they are treated legally as OI because of the O3 inhabiting inside them, so they are granted the same rights as all other Order Intellects. Many within the Artificial Children Program have raised concerns over the ethics and morality of creating mindless human husks for this purpose. The official reason given is that since the hosts are cloned aberrants, they were never human to begin with. |
| Furthermore, | Furthermore, | ||