This post gets a little ramble-y. Sorry about that. :) Is reproduction covered anywhere in the core book? I haven't read the whole thing yet, but (rather major) topic just now occurred to me and I did a search for "reproduction" in the pdf and only found 2 instances of it, neither of which really covers the topic as a whole. Am I searching for the wrong phrase, or was this somehow overlooked? It just seems to me, that with the ability to modify one's body and even switch into entirely new bodies and change one's physical sex, not to mention the separation between "ego" and "morph" that the creation of new life is a topic worth exploring. This occurred to me when I read a response to a question I posted asking about dolphins. Someone said that uplifted dolphins would make the best fighter pilots since they have millions of years of evolution dealing with 3d spatial relations and maneuvering. That sort of skill, however, would be attached to ones ego, even though it originated with evolution and instinct and biological DNA, right? So what does it mean when some ego traits and "learned" skills that originally had some basis in one's original body can be taken along into a new body? What happens when a neo-cetacean resleeves into a humanoid biomorph and mates with another person (of whatever origin) in a human-shaped biomorph? Although the ego is one's self, it is also "just" data that can be stored in a computer, so is the only relevant factor when it comes to reproduction the DNA and biology of the morphs in question? Or is all reproduction currently just done "in tubes" so to speak anyway? There are a lot of questions here that seem vitally important, if not to a character's day-to-day life, than to the background and understanding of post-Fall society and how it differs from our real world. Is any of this addressed in the book, and if so where?