Removed Apocryphal Inforamtion[]
I removed the following list, which has been uncited for about two months:
Several apocryphal sources indicate a classification as shown below:
- AAA : no known intelligent indigenous lifeforms
- AA : prehistoric age (no tools)
- AS : primitive space dwelling
- A : stone age
- AR : primitive (RESTRICTED - no contact permitted)
- B- : agricultural age
- B : metal age
- C- : scientific intelligence with no tools
- C : scientific age
- D- : pre-industrialization
- D : steam age
- D+ : electric age
- E- : liquid fuels age
- E : atomic age
- F : space age
- F+ : conscientious space age
- G : fusion age
- I : star age
- J : expansion age
- K : introversion age
- K+ : enlightenment age
- L : power age
- M : ion age
- MR : ion age (RESTRICTED - no contact permitted)
- N- : pre-technocracy age
- N : technocracy age
- NR : technocracy age (RESTRICTED - no contact permitted)
- N+ : civil technocracy age
- N+PR : civil technocracy age (RESTRICTED - no physical contact permitted)
- NS : space dwelling civil age
- O : techno-power age
- P : super techno-power age
- PS : space dwelling super techno-power age
- Q : cloaking age
- R : exploratory age
- S : transformation age
- T : illusory age
- TR : illusory age (RESTRICTED - no contact permitted)
- U : dimensional age
- V : altering age
- W : galactic age
- WR : galactic (RESTRICTED - no Contact Permitted)
- X- : pre-non-corporeal
- X : non-corporeal age
- XX : high omnipotence age
If this really is revealed in licensed material (ie. is not just fan-made), please re-add with citation. Thanks – Cleanse 03:42, 12 November 2007 (UTC)
What is an A?[]
Is there a consensus if the Richter scale of culture goes up or down alphabetically? Specifically, a society of ape creatures, without clothes, tools or buildings, would that be an A, or would it be something like F, G, H? -- Four-Nostril (talk) 20:03, April 25, 2014 (UTC)
- I believe pretty much all we know about the Richter scale of culture is on that page; it wasn't said what was high and low on the scale. 31dot (talk) 02:29, April 26, 2014 (UTC)
That's what I suspected. Well, I'm going to assume that A is lowest, since there is no upper limit to how highly civilised a place can be. --Four-Nostril (talk) 07:51, April 26, 2014 (UTC)