Is an Open Source Uchrony, analyzing information in the nexus dimension.
From Hong Kong to Siberia, this first book is the starting point of an utopia in direct reference to History, evolving within a complex 5-degree social network.

Features

  • hardcore cognition
  • mad economy
  • full on insight
  • extremely open
  • artistic at most

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License

Artistic License

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Operating Systems

Server Operating Systems

Languages

English, French

Intended Audience

Advanced End Users, Non-Profit Organizations, Religion

User Interface

Web-based

Programming Language

Groovy

Database Environment

MySQL

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Registered

2004-12-11