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== Rampancy in [[I Love Bees]] ==

While not directly made by [[Bungie]], the I Love Bees puzzle explains that rampancy can also happen to the "Smart" AIs in the Halo Universe. "Smart" AIs are based on the neural patterns of a human being, and they have a limited lifespan - seven years after which their memory maps become too interconnected and develop fatal endless feedback loops.<ref>[[Halo: First Strike]] Pg 195</ref> Thus if an [[A.I.]] is kept active longer than seven years, the AI begins to use more and more of its computer power to 'thinking' about things. An AI explains it as "thinking so hard about something you forget to breathe."

While not directly made by [[Bungie]], the I Love Bees puzzle explains that rampancy can also happen to the "Smart" AIs in the Halo Universe. "Smart" AIs are based on the neural patterns of a human being, and they have a limited lifespan - seven years after which their memory maps become too interconnected and develop fatal endless feedback loops.<ref>[[Halo: First Strike]] Pg 195</ref> Thus if an [[A.I.]] is kept active longer than seven years, the AI begins to use more and more of its computer power 'thinking' about things. An AI explains it as "thinking so hard about something you forget to breathe."

Many Halo fans are very happy for this connection between [[Marathon]] and [[Halo: Combat Evolved]], even if the connection doesn't directly state ''how'' the two universes are connected. The creators of ILB got input from Bungie and [[Frankie]] has gone on record stating that Bungie has now embraced the ILB content as canon.<ref>mms://zdmedia.wmod.llnwd.net/a111/o1/1UP/1upshow_0307_320x180.wmv 27 min into the 7/28/06 edition of the 1up show</ref>

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 == Rampancy in [[I Love Bees]] ==
-While not directly made by [[Bungie]], the I Love Bees puzzle explains that rampancy can also happen to the "Smart" AIs in the Halo Universe. "Smart" AIs are based on the neural patterns of a human being, and they have a limited lifespan - seven years after which their memory maps become too interconnected and develop fatal endless feedback loops.<ref>[[Halo: First Strike]] Pg 195</ref> Thus if an [[A.I.]] is kept active longer than seven years, the AI begins to use more and more of its computer power to 'thinking' about things. An AI explains it as "thinking so hard about something you forget to breathe."
+While not directly made by [[Bungie]], the I Love Bees puzzle explains that rampancy can also happen to the "Smart" AIs in the Halo Universe. "Smart" AIs are based on the neural patterns of a human being, and they have a limited lifespan - seven years after which their memory maps become too interconnected and develop fatal endless feedback loops.<ref>[[Halo: First Strike]] Pg 195</ref> Thus if an [[A.I.]] is kept active longer than seven years, the AI begins to use more and more of its computer power 'thinking' about things. An AI explains it as "thinking so hard about something you forget to breathe."
 Many Halo fans are very happy for this connection between [[Marathon]] and [[Halo: Combat Evolved]], even if the connection doesn't directly state ''how'' the two universes are connected. The creators of ILB got input from Bungie and [[Frankie]] has gone on record stating that Bungie has now embraced the ILB content as canon.<ref>mms://zdmedia.wmod.llnwd.net/a111/o1/1UP/1upshow_0307_320x180.wmv 27 min into the 7/28/06 edition of the 1up show</ref>