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The '''Assimilative Perspective system''' is a technology developed in the by the Columnar before their interactions with the [[Divine Principality]]. | The '''Assimilative Perspective system''' is a technology developed in the by the [[Columnar Tabulary]] before their interactions with the [[Divine Principality]]. | ||
Before their | Before their being assimilated into the Principality, the democratic process of the Columnar was centred on joining together the thoughts of hundreds, thousands, or even millions, to arrive at policy decisions. This “Perspective Blending" was the heart of their democratic system, but was phased out when they joined the [[Divine Principality]] and replaced replaced with tracked, representative democracy. | ||
==Perspective Bleeding== | ==Perspective Bleeding== | ||
Revision as of 13:22, 1 November 2022
The Assimilative Perspective system is a technology developed in the by the Columnar Tabulary before their interactions with the Divine Principality.
Before their being assimilated into the Principality, the democratic process of the Columnar was centred on joining together the thoughts of hundreds, thousands, or even millions, to arrive at policy decisions. This “Perspective Blending" was the heart of their democratic system, but was phased out when they joined the Divine Principality and replaced replaced with tracked, representative democracy.
Perspective Bleeding
A derivative of the Assimilative Perspective system, “Perspective Bleeding,” offers a taste of that experience for just a few credits, if you know the right person. In Orzen, Gucci Garantine uses a Perspective Bleeding device not to relax or explore the consciousness of others, but to temporarily gain access to the skillset of someone else for the duration of a mission.[1] The Perspective Bleeding device looks like a wire recorder.