"No idea how it works in my world. I know people used to get weird about putting electronics on your body, but we're pretty much past that now."

Which was good, though his robot arm still flexes uncomfortably. "Nowadays a lot of robots act pretty human. And a human could probably upload a lot of their brain to a computer. So if you die but you're still around, I dunno if you're really gone." The idea of a 'soul' isn't one he cares to examine too closely. "I don't know anything about that stuff? Prefer not to think of it, really."

He was twenty five and reckless, after all. "More important to focus on the now, from what I know."