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A unification of 4, 8, 12, or 16 [[Gw'oth]] into a single over-arching mind using personalities and insight of the member units. The different configurations of a Gw'otesht affect the level of the resulting intelligence, may also determine whether or not it is predisposed to a certain form of mathematical problem solving.<ref>[[Betrayer of Worlds (novel)]]</ref> |
A unification of 4, 8, 12, or 16 [[Gw'oth]] into a single over-arching mind using personalities and insight of the member units. The different configurations of a Gw'otesht affect the level of the resulting intelligence, may also determine whether or not it is predisposed to a certain form of mathematical problem solving.<ref>[[Betrayer of Worlds (novel)]]</ref> |
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| − | With their memories and engrams imprinted into the group consciousness—a limited sort of upload—member units of a Gw’otesht experience a degree of life after death.<ref>[http://blog.edwardmlerner.com/2013/04/quoth-gwoth.html Quoth the Gw'oth]</ref> |
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