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meths

British  
/ mɛθs /

noun

  1. an informal name for methylated spirits

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Altered Carbon’s neo-San Francisco is ruled by multi-centenarian “Methuselahs” or Meths, and it would make sense if they’d held onto nostalgic relics like some nightmare version of the Baby Boomers.

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And why do so few people, including the dour Meths, seem to be doing anything interesting with the technology?

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Technology isn’t an unexpected force, it’s a predictable cudgel These temporary deaths are all horrible, of course, as is the Meths’ overall callousness.

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You can jump into a new body if your body is destroyed, which is what the Meths do as their as their sleeves age.

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The 1 percent, known as Meths—short for Methuselahs—have access to infinite sleeves, clones, and regular remote backups of their stacks.

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