Avantgrid: The off-grid archipelago

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@yudhanjaya

Subsequent to the Marches, the State Machine apparently reached a calculation failure in its attempts to impose a framework that would allow everyone to operate under one government. Thus it sanctioned a divorce, or a fracture in populations. In 0.5 0D, vacant infrastructure (set aside for later growth) was partitioned into Distrikt 2.

Based on how it has sanctioned a divorce in the past (against Dentons will), it seems to have quite a bit of it?

And based on this:

@yudhanjaya

One of the components of all Project Viking cities was the State Machine - a next-generation governance system designed to use behavorial big data to dynamically impute the needs of a populace and adjust laws and policies to suit.

It seems that if there is a sudden influx of a new population with similar needs (like the desire for energy frugality), the State Machine would then adjust accordingly and fracture? That makes sense, no?

Or is it the choice of words rather than the events - “logical action”, “concluded”, “pronounce” etc - that you think indicate more agency than you had expected?