Reports from the Imperial Department of Genetic Algorithms
These citizens were enrolled on the list of the Empire's Thousand most Famous from Imperial Year 1 to Imperial Year 110000.
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Each year one citizen is added to the list and one deleted. Citizens may be enrolled at birth, or when they receive citizenship if born as a slave or citizen of a foreign state, or if non-human, upon passing the Alien Sentience Test. After having been presumed dead or absent from the galaxy for an extended period, or after brain-renewal, refloating or copying, they may be re-enrolled, with or without a change in name and/or career aptitude and mindpower tests.
Citizens are removed from the list when they die, crystallize, lose their horse, disappear, or have been found guilty of serious crimiinal charges.
Only parents enrolled on the List are shown. Up to two parents are shown, although more than two individuals may make genetic contributions.
Offspring listed in mating flight history are those with a proven genetic connection to the parents listed, even if one or both parents did not ride in the mating flight, as when a genetic substitution was made, or when gene specs were sold, as Thermeon sold his when emperor; or stolen, as Puflet's were stolen when she was enslaved. "First Parent" indicates the parent credited with the mating flight victory.
Career aptitudes shown are those determined by the the Job Fair algorithm. Citizens may deviate from their optimal path.
The mindpower test measures a child's interest in and ability to manipulate a Deep-level object. It is not always accurate or accurately reported. A score of eight or nine supposedly indicates a mindsea. The score of seven shows some mindpowers are present. A score below seven means the child is Deep-blind.
This list represents only one of many possible timelines.. A timeline that split off in Imperial Year 105,807 is known as the Poba-verse.
Explanation of Terms
Height Classification of Imperial Citizens | ||
| Magnificent | Male 215 cm 7' | Female 210 cm 6' 10" |
| Towering | Male 210 cm 6' 10" | Female 205 cm 6' 8" |
| Impressive | Male 205 cm 6' 8" | Female 200 cm 6' 6" |
| Very Tall | Male 200 cm 6' 6" | Female 195 cm 6' 4" |
| Tall | Male 195 cm 6' 4" | Female 190 cm 6' 2" |
| Average | Male 190 cm 6' 2" | Female 185 cm 6' |
| Below Average | Male 185 cm 6' | Female 180 cm 5' 10" |
| Short | Male 180 cm 5' 10" | Female 175 cm 5' 8" |
| Very Short | Male 175 cm 5' 8" | Female 170 cm 5' 6" |
| Diminutive | Male 170 cm 5' 6" | Female 165 cm 5' 4" |
Citizens taller or shorter than heights indicated here would be remanded to a wonderdome for adjustment.
Physique Classification of Imperial Citizens | |
| Rotund | BMI > 30 |
| Chubby | BMI 26-30 |
| Stocky | BMI 24-25 |
| Burly | BMI 22-23 |
| Average | BMI 20-21 |
| Slim | BMI 19 |
| Slender | BMI 18 |
| Lean | BMI 17 |
| Thin | BMI 16 |
| Gaunt | BMI < 16 |