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'''Civitas Solis''' was a [[posthuman]] city used by the [[Pilots' Coterie]]. There, they secretly observed the [[history|historical]] probabilities that sustained the posthuman hegemony. Any probability above .66 was seen as tolerable, and most [[the War|War]] events fluctuated between .75 and 1, but they measured that the events of [[Nate Silver]]'s life had the possibility of turning every probability to 0. To correct this, [[Erasmus (Newtons Sleep)|Erasmus]] and two other Pilots were sent to [[17th century]] [[England]] to monitor Silver's lifestream and sample his [[biodata]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Newtons Sleep (novel)|Newtons Sleep]]'') | '''Civitas Solis''' was a [[posthuman]] city used by the [[Pilots' Coterie]]. There, they secretly observed the [[history|historical]] probabilities that sustained the posthuman hegemony. Any probability above .66 was seen as tolerable, and most [[the War|War]] events fluctuated between .75 and 1, but they measured that the events of [[Nate Silver]]'s life had the possibility of turning every probability to 0. To correct this, [[Erasmus (Newtons Sleep)|Erasmus]] and two other Pilots were sent to [[17th century]] [[England]] to monitor Silver's lifestream and sample his [[biodata]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Newtons Sleep (novel)|Newtons Sleep]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 23:08, 19 February 2018
Civitas Solis was a posthuman city used by the Pilots' Coterie. There, they secretly observed the historical probabilities that sustained the posthuman hegemony. Any probability above .66 was seen as tolerable, and most War events fluctuated between .75 and 1, but they measured that the events of Nate Silver's life had the possibility of turning every probability to 0. To correct this, Erasmus and two other Pilots were sent to 17th century England to monitor Silver's lifestream and sample his biodata. (PROSE: Newtons Sleep)
