Itayohkon

sing. Itayohkon, adj. Itayohkene

When you curl your fists in anger, your anger is then limited by the power of muscle and the motive parameters of fingers and wrists. When we do the same, our anger transcends anything your person-body can perform. Our metaphorical fists can curl around and around inside themselves in recursive space, giving life to as much anger as we care to summon.

A species of fully-software beings. Although any other kind of software pales in comparison to their resource usage, they can take longer to perform their life and thought processes in response to resource constraints. The Itayohkon trade time for energy in ways chemical systems cannot, but it takes considerably more energy for them to transform the natural world into useable resources than it does for other species. 

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