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| details=[[Chalice Wong]] is the daughter of renowned neuro-engineer Dr. James Moonweed Wong and the first human ever raised with a BOB from birth.
| details=[[Chalice Wong]] is the daughter of renowned neuro-engineer [[Dr. James Moonweed Wong]] and the first human ever raised with a BOB from birth.
| early life=Chalice Wong was born on June 28, 2064, in Vancouver, BC. Her father is Dr. James Moonweed Wong, chief neuro engineer at [[ZIM]] and celebrated inventor of the [[Task BOB]] and [[Affirmation BOB]].
| early life=Chalice Wong was born on June 28, 2064, in Vancouver, BC. Her father is Dr. James Moonweed Wong, chief neuro engineer at [[ZIM]] and celebrated inventor of the [[Task BOB]] and [[Affirmation BOB]].
At the age of 10, she developed an interest in wavecasting via ZIM’s home academics program [[Learning educational modules]]. A hyper-aware and imaginative child, Chalice was encouraged by BOB to occupy herself with diverse hobbies, including [[frac-tonal music]] and [[programming wetware]]. She is most often seen wearing her [[lucky blue sweatshirt]] and an [[heirloom jade necklace]]. Due to BOB droning her body during more physically challenging activities, Chalice has scrapes and a perennial sunburn. Her hair is a soft pink color, with a strict center part.
At the age of 10, she developed an interest in wavecasting via ZIM’s home academics program [[Learning educational modules]]. A hyper-aware and imaginative child, Chalice was encouraged by BOB to occupy herself with diverse hobbies, including [[frac-tonal music]] and [[programming wetware]]. She is most often seen wearing her [[lucky blue sweatshirt]] and an [[heirloom jade necklace]]. Due to BOB droning her body during more physically challenging activities, Chalice has scrapes and a perennial sunburn. Her hair is a soft pink color, with a strict center part.
As a result, Chalice covets private pleasures and is increasingly annoyed when BOB wants to join in. She wonders what it will be like when she arrives at the [[Destiny Tree]] and [[The Chalice Study]] ends, the point at which she’ll need to break [[contract]], and contact, with BOB. She fears this eventuality as much as she idealizes the idea of freedom.
As a result, Chalice covets private pleasures and is increasingly annoyed when BOB wants to join in. She wonders what it will be like when she arrives at the [[Destiny Tree]] and [[The Chalice Study]] ends, the point at which she’ll need to break [[contract]], and contact, with BOB. She fears this eventuality as much as she idealizes the idea of freedom.
==In Popular Culture==
|A reviled symbol of the [[anomic era]] in which humans feel threatened by the advance of AI, Chalice is publicly regarded as a villain by [[humanistas]], and a general source of fascination and wonder.
|A reviled symbol of the [[anomic era]] in which humans feel threatened by the advance of AI, Chalice is publicly regarded as a villain by [[humanistas]], and a general source of fascination and wonder.