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	By the 22nd century, commercial space travel was the most accessible it had ever been. The advent of fission propulsion gave humanity an unfettered grasp of the heavens since its inception a century prior. Coupled with rapid advances in artificial intelligence and automation, colonisation efforts grew larger and more ambitious in scale over the decades. The Moon, Pyras, Uras and even the Main Asteroid Belt were all settled by an ever-adventurous human diaspora, and it seemed it was only a matter of time before even the stars themselves followed suit.		By the 22nd century, commercial space travel was the most accessible it had ever been. The advent of fission propulsion gave humanity an unfettered grasp of the heavens since its inception a century prior. Coupled with rapid advances in artificial intelligence and automation, colonisation efforts grew larger and more ambitious in scale over the decades. The Moon, Pyras, Uras and even the Main Asteroid Belt were all settled by an ever-adventurous human diaspora, and it seemed it was only a matter of time before even the stars themselves followed suit.

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	Clipper only vaguely paid attention to the rest of the meeting, choosing instead to think about Helen and how she might help the flourishing android in the future. She had much to learn about being a scrapper, a good employee, and a human. That last one would take some gentle tutelage, but Clipper was sure she could help Helen flourish here.		Clipper only vaguely paid attention to the rest of the meeting, choosing instead to think about Helen and how she might help the flourishing android in the future. She had much to learn about being a scrapper, a good employee, and a human. That last one would take some gentle tutelage, but Clipper was sure she could help Helen flourish here.

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Natalie Bayer at 17:05, 1 May 2026