we're three minutes to launch, and you can see the spiderbots really starting to swarm the rocket for final inspection - and remember that for every bot there's a million agents crawling the sensor feeds of the rocket's digital homunculus.

the homunculus is hourglass-shaped? that's right, sensors clustered at the capsule and engines. inside the capsule the medimites are doing the same to the astronauts as we speak, final checkups - and you wouldn't believe what their homunculi look like! kids ask your parents.

let's cut to the close up. 30 seconds to launch. the spiderbots you see here are actually tokenized on an internal prediction market - the inspector agents can bid on a slice of spiderbot time by the millisecond to augment the homunculus sensor feeds - 4, 3, engines lighting...

and we have liftoff, humanity is headed to mars, you can see the spiderbots are clinging to the rocket as it ascends, seems they're hitching a ride… ope, there one goes, right off the shroud and poof into the candle, and that's why we have prediction markets folks, he was hedged