Prime Quotes

Prime: a Alien Race from Pandora's Star

"No Prime immotile had a name. Names were derived from a communications system completely different from their species’ direct nerve impulse linkages."

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A mechanical, box-like creature with multiple spindly legs and various cables in a futuristic, industrial setting, inspired by the concept of a species without names relying on direct nerve impulse linkages.

A weathered, mechanical creature with multiple legs and complex wiring represents the Prime immotile, which communicated through direct nerve impulse linkages rather than names.

Abstract image depicting a network of colorful, intricate, ethereal creatures resembling neurons, inspired by a book quote about nameless Prime immotiles using direct nerve impulse linkages for communication.

"The four largest herd members pressed up against each other, allowing their nerve receptors to touch so that their brains were linked together. Their individual thoughts were virtually identical, the simple memories and commands issued by their birth immotile, but joined like this their decision-making capability was significantly enhanced."

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Four large, box-like creatures with spindly legs and wires touch nerve receptors, linking their brains to enhance decision-making, echoing their simple, shared memories and commands from birth.

Four large, biomechanical creatures press together, their nerve receptors touching to link their brains, enhancing their decision-making capabilities. Their spherical bodies and multiple limbs give them an alien appearance.

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