Sigma bowed his head humbly. "Thank you," he answered politely, though there were more than a few reasons he had no pride in his accomplishments. Still, Lyle was so friendly he could not help but be cheered up by the bright young man. "Ah, I see. That is quite the title! Is 'Mr. Norg' fine?" he asked with a polite smile. It was the same respect he would show any other scientist.

"They have certainly come a long way from since I was a boy," he answered him. "I have an AI running my security and communications at home, for example. Such a thing was unthinkable back in the day." He places and hand to his chin and smiles mysteriously. "However, a few of us have designed AI that can command bodies remotely. They are indistinguishable from humans. It can be argued that they even possess souls of their own." From the way Sigma phrases his speculation, it is obvious which side of the argument he falls on. His empathy even extends towards the machine.