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Mike: /* HALT */

2026-07-26T01:00:52Z

HALT

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	HALT does not indicate ownership.		HALT does not indicate ownership.


	HALT, as applied to individuals, is scored on a scale that starts between 25-100. The upper end is not known.		HALT, as applied to individuals, is scored on a scale that starts between 25-100. The upper end is not known.

2026-06-29T06:01:42Z

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	Several descriptors are used throughout the setting to quickly describe organizations, stations, habitats, corporations, and facilities.		Several descriptors are used throughout the setting to quickly describe organizations, stations, habitats, corporations, and facilities.

	These are ~~intended primarily for the referee~~, ~~but~~ players ~~may encounter them~~ in official documents or background information.		These are GM-side constructions, shared here so that players can make their own estimates. They might also show up in official documents or background information.

	== HALT ==		== HALT ==

	~~This is a GM-side construction, shared here so that players can make their own estimates.~~

	<code>HALT-xxxx</code>		<code>HALT-xxxx</code>

2026-06-29T05:58:30Z

HALT

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	== HALT ==		== HALT ==

			This is a GM-side construction, shared here so that players can make their own estimates.

	<code>HALT-xxxx</code>		<code>HALT-xxxx</code>
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	HALT does not indicate ownership.		HALT does not indicate ownership.


	HALT, as applied to individuals, is scored on a scale that starts between 25-100. The upper end is not known.		HALT, as applied to individuals, is scored on a scale that starts between 25-100. The upper end is not known.

2026-06-29T04:04:03Z

HRR (Human-Robot Ratio)

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	HRR 1:100, or spoken, "R is 100"		HRR 1:100, or spoken, "R is 100"
	One hundred robots for every human.		One hundred robots for every human.

	~~HRR affects the feel of a location, among other things.~~

	== IC (Infrastructure Class) ==		== IC (Infrastructure Class) ==

2026-06-29T04:03:11Z

HRR (Human-Robot Ratio)

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	== HRR (Human-Robot Ratio) ==		== HRR (Human-Robot Ratio) ==

	HRR describes how much of an organization's activity is performed by humans versus robots. HRR is usually shortened to "RR."		HRR describes how much of an organization's activity is performed by humans versus robots. HRR is usually shortened to "R."

	HRR 1:2, or just "~~RR = 2~~"		HRR 1:2, or just "It's an R2 type of place"
	Two robots for every human.		Two robots for every human.

	HRR 1:100, or spoken, "RR is 100"		HRR 1:100, or spoken, "R is 100"
	One hundred robots for every human.		One hundred robots for every human.

2026-06-10T16:02:32Z

HALT

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	Higher numbers indicate greater influence. While zeros are theoretically possible, scores are 1-4.		Higher numbers indicate greater influence. While zeros are theoretically possible, scores are 1-4.

	HALT measures the relative influence of the four major AI blocs on things other than people. For example, a company, or a bar, or a space station will have a HALT score. ~~Large entities have HALT scores, but sub-components of them might have different ones. A spaceport might be HALT 1422, but a certain restaurant at the spaceport might be HALT 4321.~~		HALT measures the relative influence of the four major AI blocs on things other than people. For example, a company, or a bar, or a space station will have a HALT score. Example:
	Example:

	<code>HALT-1441</code>		<code>HALT-1441</code>

	This installation is strongly influenced by ATLAS and LUNE, while HELIX and TERRA have comparatively little influence.		This installation is strongly influenced by ATLAS and LUNE, while HELIX and TERRA have comparatively little influence. Large entities have HALT scores, but sub-components of them might have different ones. A spaceport might be HALT 1422, but a certain restaurant at the spaceport might be HALT 4321.

	HALT does not indicate ownership.		HALT does not indicate ownership.

2026-06-10T05:19:54Z

AD (Automation Dependence)

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	== AD (Automation Dependence) ==		== AD (Automation Dependence) ==

			The easiest way to understand this is to posit what happens if automation fails:

	;AD-0		;AD-0

2026-06-10T05:18:55Z

HALT

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	== HALT ==		== HALT ==

	HALT measures the relative influence of the four major AI blocs on things other than people. For example, a company, or a bar, or a space station will have a HALT score. Large entities have HALT scores, but sub-components of them might have different ones. A spaceport might be HALT 1422, but a certain restaurant at the spaceport might be HALT 4321.

	<code>HALT-xxxx</code>		<code>HALT-xxxx</code>
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	Higher numbers indicate greater influence. While zeros are theoretically possible, scores are 1-4.		Higher numbers indicate greater influence. While zeros are theoretically possible, scores are 1-4.

			HALT measures the relative influence of the four major AI blocs on things other than people. For example, a company, or a bar, or a space station will have a HALT score. Large entities have HALT scores, but sub-components of them might have different ones. A spaceport might be HALT 1422, but a certain restaurant at the spaceport might be HALT 4321.
	Example:		Example:

2026-06-10T05:18:20Z

HALT

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	== HALT ==		== HALT ==

	HALT measures the relative influence of the four major AI blocs.		HALT measures the relative influence of the four major AI blocs on things other than people. For example, a company, or a bar, or a space station will have a HALT score. Large entities have HALT scores, but sub-components of them might have different ones. A spaceport might be HALT 1422, but a certain restaurant at the spaceport might be HALT 4321.

	<code>HALT-xxxx</code>		<code>HALT-xxxx</code>
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	HALT does not indicate ownership.		HALT does not indicate ownership.

			HALT, as applied to individuals, is scored on a scale that starts between 25-100. The upper end is not known.

	== HRR (Human-Robot Ratio) ==		== HRR (Human-Robot Ratio) ==

2026-06-07T18:23:14Z

HRR (Human-Robot Ratio)

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	== HRR (Human-Robot Ratio) ==		== HRR (Human-Robot Ratio) ==

	HRR describes how much of an organization's activity is performed by humans versus robots.		HRR describes how much of an organization's activity is performed by humans versus robots. HRR is usually shortened to "RR."

	HRR 1:2, or just "RR = 2"		HRR 1:2, or just "RR = 2"