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The '''Academicians for Game Logic''' were a [[the Homeworld|Homeworld]] group created to study the [[War in Heaven]] using [[game logic|game theory]]. | |||
Since the Homeworld and [[the enemy]] had essentially unlimited resources, the War made no sense unless it was thought of as a [[game]]. The Academicians were dedicated to understanding and winning that game. | [[Devonire]] was appointed to be the first of the Academicians thirty-two years before the start of the War. Since the Homeworld and [[the enemy]] had essentially unlimited resources, the War made no sense unless it was thought of as a [[game]] or [[ritual]]. The Academicians were dedicated to understanding and winning that game. | ||
The Houses' pre-War love affair with deconstruction and game logic produced a great age of intellectual progress and development on the Homeworld. However, they abandoned the notions soon after the fighting began. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Book of the War (novel)|The Book of the War]]'') | |||
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Revision as of 16:37, 17 July 2018
The Academicians for Game Logic were a Homeworld group created to study the War in Heaven using game theory.
Devonire was appointed to be the first of the Academicians thirty-two years before the start of the War. Since the Homeworld and the enemy had essentially unlimited resources, the War made no sense unless it was thought of as a game or ritual. The Academicians were dedicated to understanding and winning that game.
The Houses' pre-War love affair with deconstruction and game logic produced a great age of intellectual progress and development on the Homeworld. However, they abandoned the notions soon after the fighting began. (PROSE: The Book of the War)
