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Galactography > Regions of Space > Middle Regions/Hinter-regions
Galactography > Systems and Worlds > Systems & Worlds K - L
Galactography > Systems and Worlds > Systems & Worlds K - L
Legati - The Eternalists - Data Panel | |
| Star | Legati. |
|---|---|
| Location | Serpens Region, 88 light years from Skiiws'nnii Star Legati- TYC 1024-2920-1 |
Superficially similar to, but more benign and less aggressively expansionist than the Efficiency Maximisation Paradigm, the Eternalist civilisation is one of an increasing number of upload-type civilisations that employ implanted nanotech devices into the brain that enable immortality via uploading.
The Eternalists do not use any kind of medical life extension technology; they age and grow old at a rate very similar to any other human baseline population. Compared to most nearbaseline human populations in the modern era, these people are relatively short-lived. However, when they die, implants upload the neural pattern into a worldwide information network. The uploaded minds can then continue living in the network or download into newly grown bodies.
The Eternalists have recently begun developing asteroid to moon sized computer nodes. Apparently the Eternalists are largely run by major AI systems that appear to "feed" on the constant stream of biont lives. So far they have not shown any interest in expanding beyond the boundaries of their local system.
The Eternalists appear to be descended from a group of cyborg malcontents that left the Inner Sphere during the early Age of Consolidation.
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- Filiae Reserve - Text by Anders Sandberg and M. Alan Kazlev
Volume of space centered around a group of stars apparently involved in an old transcendent civilisation. The volume stretches in a rough tetrahedron from the red dwarf YTS 594-456111, the sun-like star Filiae and the wisp of dark cloud locally called the Mouthpiece. It has numerous terraformed planets teeming with life, but is aggressively protected by both local nanosystems and several Caretaker Gods. What lies inside is unknown. - Serpens Region
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Text by Anders Sandberg and M. Alan Kazlev
Initially published on 15 December 2001.
Initially published on 15 December 2001.
