Miscellaneous Worldbuilding Thread

by **Guaylandia** » Wed Dec 18, 2019 8:45 pm

Moral Dilemmas
Will an average citizen kill one person to save five? Yes
Will they sacrifice themselves to save 2 others? Most would not
If they had to kill one of two people, and one is begging to be killed to save the other, which will they kill? The one who is begging to be killed to save the other
If an endangered animal was about to kill a citizen, would they kill the animal? Yes
- if yes, what if the animal was an endling? Likely yes
If a person who saved 2 lives before was trying to kill someone, would they allow it? No
- If no, how many people would they have to save beforehand to get allowance? No amount

by **Saarkon** » Fri Dec 20, 2019 8:09 am

How can you become a citizen of YN? (tick all that apply)
[X] Jus soli
[X] Jus sanguinis
[X] Naturalisation
[] Other (describe):
How many people are citizens of YN? 286 million.
Can you renounce citizenship? Yes.
If so, how? You must get another country's citizenship. Then you must ask a Ministry of Foreign Affairs' authority to recognize your citizenship null. Then you should leave country within 31 day. You can get a citizenship again in future, of course.
Does YN recognise dual citizenship? Yes.
How many citizens of YN hold dual citizenship? ~0.5%.
How many countries can citizens of YN travel to without a visa prior to arrival? ~20 countries.
What colour are passports of YN? Dark green.
Do YN's citizens carry a national ID card? No, passport only.

by **Saarkon** » Fri Dec 20, 2019 8:18 am

Mode of Production Survey
Does the state (or lack thereof) officially describe itself as communist, socialist, capitalist, or other? Socialist.

If so, is this describer accurate? Generally yes.

Regardless of official describers, which mode of production or economic system dominates your society? Human-Oriented Socialism (planned, but decentralized economy with little (<10 employees) private businesses allowed).

by **Thermodolia** » Fri Dec 20, 2019 10:17 am

What calendar does your nation use? Gregorian Calendar
What date format(s) does your nation use? Day/Month/Year and Month/Day/Year when formally speaking and writing.
What is today's [IC] date for your nation? 12/09/2020; 12 Sæntèœ, 2020; Sæntèœ Rōdtthdârī, Dârīthjænthêthdârīthrōdtź
What clock(s) does your nation use? 24 hour clock
Does your nation use a different clock format when speaking VS in writing? No
How are times written in your nation? Give an example Times are written using the 24 clock and a colon is used as a spacer. For example 12:01, 23:34, 00:35
Are there any other important things to know about your nation's methods of date and time notation? N/A

Does your nation have an official language(s)? Yes
If so, what language(s) are recognized as official? Thermodolian is the official language
Does your nation recognize any languages other than the official one(s)? Yes
If so, what language(s) are also recognized? Only English which is a national language
Does your nation attempt to regulate their official language(s) in any form? Yes. The National Thermodolian Language Academy regulates the language.
If not, are you a member of a language academy relating to your nation's language(s)? N/A
Does your nation attempt to promote the usage of the official language(s), if so, how? Thermodolian is the only language to be spoken in Thermodolia outside of the Republics and commonwealths. Federal law bans the use of any other language with the exception of English. English however can only be used in dealing with foreigners, trade, and airlines.
Are there special exceptions granted regarding your nation's usage policy towards its official language(s)? Not really.

Name of language: Thermodolian
Language family: Thermodonic
Is this language natural or invented? Natural
Text direction (left-to-right or right-to-left)? Left to Right

Writing and pronunciation

Which alphabet or writing system does this language use (or primary, if multiple)? Latin, Thermodolian Alphabet
How many different letters or characters are there? 50, 3 of which are considered special characters so 47 main characters.
Can the sound of a word be predicted from its spelling? Yes
Can the spelling of a word be predicted from its sound? Yes
Does this language have word stress? Yes
Does stress follow a fixed pattern (first/last/xth syllable, etc), or is it different for each word? Different
Does this language have tones? Not really
How many different tones are there? N/A
Does this language have sounds or sound combinations that are difficult for non-native (or even native) speakers? Yes

Grammar

Is the word order fixed or variable? Fixed, Subject Verb Object
Do words have a gender? Yes
Which of the following genders are used?
[X] Masculine
[X] Feminine
[X] Neutral
Do verbs have different forms ("conjugations") depending on who does the action (for example: I am, you are, he is)? Yes, but these conjugations can also be attached to nouns as well as verbs and cannot stand alone.
Which of the following conjugations are used?
[X] First-person singular (I)
[X] Second-person singular (you)
[X] Third-person singular (he/she/it)
[X] First-person plural (we)
[] Second-person plural (you/y'all)
[X] Third-person plural (they)
Do nouns have different forms ("cases") depending on how they're used in a sentence? No
Which of the following cases are used?
[] Nominative
[] Genitive
[] Dative
[] Accusative
[] Instrumental
[] Locative
[] Vocative
Do words have a plural form? Yes; the letter ź or a letter with an acute accent mark at the end of a word signifies that a word is plural
Do plurals follow a fixed pattern, or are they different for each word? Fixedish.
Does this language have a T/V distinction (different pronouns for polite vs. familiar address)? No
What are the polite and familiar pronouns? When should each be used? N/A

Vocabulary

Does this language share a lot of words with other languages? No
Does this language have a lot of foreign loanwords? No
Can speakers of other languages understand this language with ease? No
Can speakers of this language understand other languages with ease? Not really

Availability of resources

Are learning materials widely available for this language? Yes
Are teachers widely available for this language? Yes, in Thermodolia
Are books and media widely available for this language? See above
Is this language considered important for business? Yes
Is this language considered important for science and research? Yes
Is this language considered important for tourism? Yes
Does the government offer programs to teach this language? Definitely yes

by **Thermodolia** » Fri Dec 20, 2019 4:41 pm

National Animal
What's your nation's national animal? Thermodolian Black Bear
Is it a mammal, a reptile, a bird, or what? It’s a mammal, specifically a bear.
Is it in the real world? Not the Thermodolian version but black bears do exist
Is it allowed to be hunted? No, Hunting of Thermodolian Black Bears is prohibited under Federal law. If one does hunt them down they will be charged with a felony and sentenced to 30 years in prison minimum.
It it near, at, or surpassing human intelligence? No
What does it's flesh taste like? Unknown due to federal laws which making the harvest of Thermodolian Black Bears a federal felony punishable by at least 30 years in prison.
How endangered is it? It’s moderately endangered.
Is it magical? No
How was it created? By magic, technology, evolution, or by a god/goddess? N/A
Is it allowed to be used as a pet? No, federal law prohibits this.
Where does it live? Forests and mountains
If one were to kill someone, what would people do to it? Nothing. The party/group of people might be fined if it’s found they provoked the Bear or disturbed its habitat.
What are expensive resources you can get from it? Other than tourism nothing. Federal law prohibits anything else other than pictures and tours to exploit the Thermodolian Black Bear

by **Meditranine** » Sat Dec 21, 2019 1:51 pm

Leader's Full Name: Munawirtum Ina Medetruni
Leader's Full Title: Damiq Sarratum Munawirtum Na Medetranin Me'At-Ussu
(Good Queen Munawirtum for Meditranine CVIII/108)
Leader's Spouse: None
Children: None
Languages Spoken:
Fluent: Sumerian, Akkadian
Conversational: Sumerian
Enough to Get Point Across: Latin, Greek, Arabic, English
Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, H'rdi G'rdi

by **Zmiraktia** » Tue Dec 24, 2019 3:41 pm

Coffee and Tea culture in YN
Nation name: Zmiraktia
Is coffee or tea more popular in YN?: Coffee, by far

Coffee
How popular is coffee in YN?: Coffee is Ubiquitous
How often is it drunk, and at what time of day?: People drink coffee typically twice a day, but coffee can be drunk at any time of day (though usually not with meals directly.)
How is coffee usually prepared in YN?: French Press brewing, with a massive variety of possible additions to the coffee (Milk, Cream, Sugar, Chocolate, Coconut MCT, sugar-substitutes, creamer substitutes, Whipped Cream on top)
Who is coffee most popular amongst?: Every Class, Every age (except perhaps children), Every walk of life.
Is YN a producer of coffee?: Not in the homeland, but colonial regions historically have

Tea
How popular is tea in YN?: Moderately
How often is it drunk, and at what time of day?: in the late morning or afternoon. Typically once a day by those who drink it.
How is tea usually prepared in YN?: By bags, and then straight up or with sugar. Occasionally iced.
Who is tea most popular amongst?: Young women, Expats from other lands, Hipsters, Those who cant doctor their coffee the way they want to that day in observance of religious fasting periods, dieters.
Is YN a producer of tea?: No

by **Andocara** » Mon Dec 30, 2019 7:33 pm

What are public restrooms (or public toilets or public washrooms) like in YN?

Public restrooms in Andocara (they’re often called Flushrooms in Andocara), have light signals to symbolize rather the stall/toilet is used, or available. Public toilets in Andocara give people more privacy, as they are essentially rooms of their own. So you won’t hear people doing their personal business in an Andocarian restroom. The doors aren’t like those in North America, where you could still see people’s shoes and feet, but they are like normal doors, but with lights that indicate rather the toilet is used or available for use.

by **Meditranine** » Thu Jan 02, 2020 1:06 pm

Name: Gurgaka
Type: Horned lion
Power (on a scale from 0a to 10a, see this for more info): 2a
Size: Said to have the height of six people when standing upon two legs
Is it real?: Yes, according to the Awatum Kanu
Description: A giant lion, boasting four great horns upon its head. In Kikuid's story, in the Awatum Kanu, it is slain in its sleep by the man Ekara, to prove that he is worthy of leading the people.

What cultures is it often mentioned?: Meditranic
If it is real, is it passive or aggressive?: Very aggressive
Where does it live?: In a cave, in a mountain south of the two rivers.
When does it become active (if it is dormant)?: It awoke at sunrise, and rested at nightfall.
Other Notes: It is said that this creature's head rests deep underground.

by **Brilinako** » Mon Jan 06, 2020 7:38 am

How can you become a citizen of YN? (tick all that apply)
[] Jus soli
[X] Jus sanguinis
[X] Naturalisation
[] Other (describe):
How many people are citizens of YN? 18,792,090, 2018 census
Can you renounce citizenship? No
If so, how?
Does YN recognise dual citizenship? Yes
How many citizens of YN hold dual citizenship? Around 19,000 citizens.
How many countries can citizens of YN travel to without a visa prior to arrival? n/a
What colour are passports of YN? Regular passports are blue, diplomatic passports are cyan and transit passports are red.
Do YN's citizens carry a national ID card? Yes

by **Peoples Republic of Joyea** » Tue Jan 07, 2020 6:17 pm

Is the Military as an institution viewed positively or negatively by the public (and which groups view it positively/negatively):
we follow the north Korean system of songun or military first so the military is viewed in an extremely positive light
Are officers viewed positively or negatively:
positive
What qualities are officers viewed as having
ruthlessness, strength, patriotism, spirit
Are soldiers viewed positively or negatively?
positively
What qualities are soldiers viewed as having?
ruthlessness, strength, patriotism, spirit
How does the Military influence society?
It influences almost everything
How does society influence the Military?
it's the other way around.
Are there any festivals linked to the Military
Armed forces day august 1st

by **The Corean Peninsula** » Thu Jan 09, 2020 9:59 am

by **Kyrusia** » Thu Jan 09, 2020 5:38 pm

The Corean Peninsula: There's absolutely no reason to "hold" or reserve posts in this thread. If you want to add more surveys for your posts, you can edit a post you've already made; if you want a more centralized locale for surveys you answer, you can make a gameside dispatch/factbook for them. All your "holds", in the context of this thread, are spam, and have thus been split out.

by **Haeresia** » Sat Jan 11, 2020 5:52 am

Language Policy in Haeresia

Does your nation have an official language(s)? Yes
If so, what language(s) are recognized as official? Haeresiac High Latin.
Does your nation recognize any languages other than the official one(s)? Yes
If so, what language(s) are also recognized? Haeresiac Low Latin is the most commonly spoken language; in fact, more people speak Low Latin than High Latin. It is used in practically every setting, but most middle- and high-class Haeresei are expected to be fluent in both languages. After Low Latin, Thulean Norse is also a national language spoken by the indigenous Norse; most have adopted the Latins as their means of communication, but some have kept Thulean Norse, usually spoken at home or in small communities.
Does your nation attempt to regulate their official language(s) in any form? High Latin is regulated by the Academy of Haeresiac High Latin (High Latin: Acadêmîa Latînæ Altæ Hæresiacæ); individuals who flaunt the rules as established by the Academy are seen as ignorant and derision is to be expected. Low Latin, however, is not treated so prescriptively and is free to natural change over time.
If not, are you a member of a language academy relating to your nation's language(s)? n/a
Does your nation attempt to promote the usage of the official language(s), if so, how? As mentioned above, middle- and high-class Haeresei are expected to be proficient in High Latin. The state promotes the usage of High Latin through education and bureaucracy.
Are there special exceptions granted regarding your nation's usage policy towards its official language(s)? As the low-class members of Haeresiac society are not expected to know High Latin, the government employs Low Latin when dealing with them.

by **Yaridon** » Sat Jan 11, 2020 11:47 am

Leader's Full Name: Leen Arivan Ayimbalar
Leader's Full Title: Prime Senator L.A. Ayimbalar
Leader's Spouse: Elei Atania Kalbar Ayimbalar
Children: Gor Arkon Ayimbalar, Arle Azina Kalbar
Languages Spoken:
Fluent: Arkoonic, Galactic Standard, Agalprarian
Conversational: Arkoonic, Galactic Standard
Enough to Get Point Across: Kukomigan
Hobbies: Moon Racing, Hunting, Circus Fighting

by **Ravenni** » Sat Jan 11, 2020 5:37 pm

Mode of Production Survey
Does the state (or lack thereof) officially describe itself as communist, socialist, capitalist, or other?
The Government of Ravenni officially describes itself as a socialist state on the path to communism.
If so, is this describer accurate?
It is accurate to the original definitions of socialism and communism, though based on modern colloquial definitions, most see it as a Communist state.
Regardless of official describers, which mode of production or economic system dominates your society?
Decentralised operation of the means of production to the communal level, directed through central planning from the central government.
Does your nation have a state, or a class of people that hold power over the rest of the population?
Yes, Ravenni is ruled by the Government of Ravenni.
If so, is this state formed from the proletariat, a bureaucracy, a small group of conspirators, or something else entirely?
The Government of Ravenni is bureaucracy of civil servants, led by popularly elected officials.
If it is formed from the proletariat, how is this power exercised in practice?
N/A
Are members of the state elected? Are they recallable?
Members of Parliament are elected every five years, with free and fair elections, an MMP voting system and universal suffrage to all over the age of 16 inclusive.
Is the society in your nation described as anarchist in nature?
No
Does your nation possess money, property, a state, and/or classes?
The Mark is used as currency for transactions between the individual and the state and international trade. Private property is not recognised, but personal property (as custodianship of land, buildings, items, etc.) is recognised. There is a state. Classes in the Marxist sense (bourgeoisie and proletariat) do not exist, though there continues to be differences in the standard of living between those of different occupations.
If yes, is the State (or lack thereof) dedicated to eventually abolishing them?
The Government of Ravenni envisions its goal of communism as a moneyless, stateless, classless society and continues to work towards that end. The Government of Ravenni will continue to exist until the threat of counterrevolution from internal and external actors ends. The Mark will continue to exist as a form of currency until post-scarcity is achieved and it is no longer required for transactions with foreign entities.
Are there commodities (products that are created to be exchanged) in your nation?
The National Treasury holds gold, silver and oil as commodities for trading with other nations as well as for actual use. Commodities are not held by individuals as such.
Does your nation adopt communist principles for scientific, utopian, or religious reasons?
The Government of Ravenni sees communism as a scientific ideology through the lens of dialectical materialism. It also recognises that the endgoal of communism is a utopian society, and the final stage of historical materialism.
Does your nation seek to expand communism beyond its own borders?
Yes, though Ravenni lacks a military it still seeks to spread communism through covert operations, intelligence, propaganda, funding of communist organisations and acts of genuine solidarity with the international working class.
Please place an X in all boxes that describe your nations implementation of communism.
[X]Communist
[X]Scientific Socialist (also known as Marxism)
[]Anarchist Communism
[]Religious Communism
-[]Christian Communism
-[]Islamic Communism
-[]Jewish Communism
-[]Other Religious Communism (please specify)
[]Councilist
[X]Marxist-Leninist
[X]Stalinist
[X]Vanguardist
[]Maoist
-[]Mao Zedong Thought
-[]Maoism
-[]Marxism-Leninism-Maoism
[]Primitivism
[]Syndicalism
[]Other (please specify)

by **Salinoe** » Sun Jan 12, 2020 1:01 am

Coffee and Tea culture in YN
Nation name: Salinoe
Is coffee or tea more popular in YN?: Yes

Coffee
How popular is coffee in YN?: very popular as a morning beverage to accompany a light breakfast.
How often is it drunk, and at what time of day?: the average citizen drinks roughly 2.16 cups of coffee per day (at least 4 fluid ounces) and is most popular in the morning before sun rise.
How is coffee usually prepared in YN?: Traditional coffee, called Kaffey ghe Ros is prepared by first fine brushing lightly roasted coffee beans, letting them steep in a press, then pouring the coffee into a cup of baked milk (milk cooked on low head until slightly caramelized). Traditionally the ratio is 1 part Baked Milk to 2 parts coffee.
Who is coffee most popular amongst?: coffee has a cross cultural appeal in Salinoe.
Is YN a producer of coffee?: yes but only as a minor producer. Arabica plants grow in the Lyra and Fortunha valleys on the coastal end of the Altoepenha Mountain range. The veriaty grown in the Lyra valley are known for their full body and low acidity while the veriaty grown in the Fortunha valley is said to be brighter and more acidic.

Tea
How popular is tea in YN?:very popular
How often is it drunk, and at what time of day?: Tea is generally consumed in the afternoon as a social drink. The average person consumes roughly 5.3 cups (cup = 4 fluid ounces) a day.
How is tea usually prepared in YN?: tea is usually steeped in cold water overnight and the boiled when desired.
Who is tea most popular amongst?: tea, just like coffee has a cross cultural appeal in Salnoe, however working class and the elderly consume tea at higher rates.
Is YN a producer of tea?: No

by **Waisnor** » Mon Jan 13, 2020 4:52 am

Leader Questionnaire

Leader's Full Name: Alexander Leonidovich Monov
Leader's Full Title: President of the Republic of Waisnor Alexander Leonidovich Monov
Leader's Spouse: Polina Vladimirovna Utesova
Children: None
Languages Spoken:
Fluent: Russian, Belorussian, Spanish, English
Conversational: Portuguese, Ukrainian
Enough to Get Point Across: French
Hobbies: Reading, Huntung

by **Vallermoore** » Mon Jan 13, 2020 11:19 am

How do your government officials get around?

The President of the Central Committee has a presidential car, train, plane and starship. Lesser officials are driven by drivers or drive their own cars or skycutters.

by **Albennia** » Sat Jan 18, 2020 3:42 am

ALBENNISHREECH
________________________________________

AUDREY, QUEEN OF ALBENNIA —

Leader's Full Name: Audrey Osyth Guiromène (Adeldreda Ositha Hieronymia) (privately known as "Adeline", both the feminine diminutive of Æthel- names and the Albennish word for princess)
Leader's Full Title: Audrey, by the will of the people Queen of Albennia and Countess of Austrey
Leader's Spouse: n/a
Children: n/a
Languages Spoken:
Fluent: Albennish
Conversational: Old Albennish, Old Austrish, Latin
Enough to Get Point Across: Various
Hobbies: In no particular order: art, painting, music, gardening, flower arrangement, walking, shooting, fencing, swimming, sailing, reading, writing, poetry, polo, equestrianism. The line between "hobbies" and "things done because they are expected of her" doesn't even exist.

What music does your leader generally listen to? Educationally: Classical. Personally: synthpop, dreampop, pretentious teenager stuff.
Does your leader play an instrument? Yes, she's an upper(most)-class Albennish girl.
If he/she does play an instrument, then which one? Three - the harp, violin, and piano.
If he/she does play an instrument, is your leader particularly skilled at it? Having been taught by some of the most skilled teachers in the country, yes.

by **Champagne Socialist Sharifistan** » Sat Jan 18, 2020 7:26 am

Does your nation use Penal Battalions for military service?
Yes.

If your nation does not use penal battalions, ignore the rest of this survey.

What crimes can make you eligible for penal service?

Idleness(wilfully being in neither education, employment or training whilst over the age of 16 and under the age of 60), criminal seduction, public drunkenness, speeding, tax evasion,
Corruption in the role of a noble(but nobles are conscripted to serve in normal regiments as officers not penal battalions)

How many men in your military currently serve as penal troops?
To be decided.
Describe the roles penal troops play in your military.
Mostly Porters&Infantrymen however; the enlistees are given the opportunity to learn a trade.
Are penal troops given any training? If so, describe briefly how.
Yes.
The infantry ones get Infantry Basic Training;
All roles get trained in military drill and taught a trade for if they get de-mobilised.
Describe the relationship between Penal Troops and Normal Soldiers. How would they cooperate on the field?
Very well.
How well are Penal troops equipped compared to Normal Soldiers?
Both are equipped for their roles.
How do conditions of Penal Troops compare to those of Normal Soldiers?[/code]
They are worse;
Penal troops(normally those who are put there for being lazy) are often sent callously to things considered to dangerous to send other men.

by **Andocara** » Mon Jan 20, 2020 1:00 pm

(To be added later)

by **Bouwen** » Tue Jan 21, 2020 2:57 am

Leader's Spouse Survey

Loyalty Khan-Perry, our Director, has two spouses - a wife and a husband:

Name? Gabriela Virtue
When did they marry/enter a relationship with YL? They were married on 6/6/433AC(S), when they were both 20 st. years old.
Gender? Female
Sexual orientation? Bisexual
How did they meet YL? She was a young Atlassian noblewoman living with her tutor, Lord Abdul Karim of Stalvanger. After he was assigned a diplomatic position on Bouwen she travelled with him in order to continue her education. While at the Red Palace she met the Director's daughter, and they hit it off soon after
Birthday and age? 5/2/413AC(S), she is 104 st. years old.
Birthplace and ancestry? Galam Arcology, Stalvanger District, Josef de Cologne Plate, Level One, Atlas. She is primarily of Anglo-Columbian, Francian and Huazian heritage from Old Earth, although of course these identities have changed wildly in the centuries since the colonisation of space began
Spoken languages? Most known languages, thanks to modern translator technology embedded in her brain
Have they had any children with YL? No
Occupation? She takes part in certain Directorial duties alongside her wife and their husband, Marcus. She is also in charge of Red Palace communications

Name? Marcus Akinyemi-Warren
When did they marry/enter a relationship with YL? Marcus married both Loyalty and Gabriela in a group wedding on 19/10/476AC(S). He was 56 st. years old
Gender? Male
Sexual orientation? Mostly heterosexual
How did they meet YL? He was her bodyguard for almost a decade before they became romantically involved
Birthday and age? 1/3/420AC(S), he is 97 st. years old.
Birthplace and ancestry? Akinyemi Homestead, Landen, Bouwen (Surface). He is primarily of Yoruban, Anglish and Columbian Indigenous heritage from Old Earth, which again have changed dramatically over the years
Spoken languages? Most known languages, thanks to modern translator technology embedded in his brain
Have they had any children with YL? Yes, two daughters (Aakaanksha and Brigida)
Occupation? In addition to certain Directorial duties, he is also Captain of the Knights of Bouwen, the Director's bodyguard unit

Marcus is also married to another woman who is not married to the Director and her wife, with whom he has five children. They all live in the Directorial Suite of the Red Palace, along with his mother

by **Bouwen** » Tue Jan 21, 2020 3:19 am

How can you become a citizen of YN? (tick all that apply)
[x] Jus soli
[x] Jus sanguinis
[x] Naturalisation
How many people are citizens of YN? Around one billion in total, since the Mass Renunciation
Can you renounce citizenship? Yes
If so, how? Send notice to the Bouwenese authorities
Does YN recognise dual citizenship? Yes
How many citizens of YN hold dual citizenship? Around 12%
How many countries can citizens of YN travel to without a visa prior to arrival? Only about a dozen of the orbital habitats around Bouwen
What colour are passports of YN? They're entirely digital
Do YN's citizens carry a national ID card? Yes, it's embedded in the right forearm as a condition of citizenship

by **Bouwen** » Tue Jan 21, 2020 5:59 am

Leader's Full Name: Loyalty Khan-Perry
Leader's Full Title: Director of the Republic of Bouwen
Leader's Spouse: Two - Gabriela Virtue and Marcus Akinyemi-Warren
Children: Two daughters - Aakaanksha and Brigida Khan-Akinyemi
Languages Spoken: Almost all known languages, thanks to modern translator technology
Hobbies: Making art, public speaking, ritual bathing, long walks, VR gaming, debating and learning new things. She takes drugs occasionally, but far less than most people

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