Drifting Through the Sea of Stars

A note for readers: The story switches back and forth between timelines. It won’t disrupt the flow, though the first few chapters are a little long. Many of the results presented in the structural physics sections may be accurate. The author intends to submit them as academic papers, so please cite the source if you quote them! The story touches on science, society, economics, theology, and more. Take your time, and you may find something here that speaks to your interests.

The great and romantic poet Qu Yuan left the world his monumental work, Questions to Heaven.

Time flew by, and the years passed. Twenty-five centuries after his death, the first new human, created with humanity’s latest technologies, came into being. The scientists named him “Qu Yuan.”

It was on the eve of humanity’s journey toward the stars and the sea.

Technology: photosynthesis technology, Genesis; the first artificial human, Qu Yuan; cold-state materials; light bridges; antigravity; immortality technology; genetic locks; structural physics (structural occupancy delay values, spatial structure theory, event progression theory, observer theory, mirror mapping)...

Economics: the failure of money; interstellar currency; the productivity paradox; monetary anchors.

Education: edge reactions.

Society: the “Base Party”; the disappearance of the tax system; industry self-governance.

Law: species constitutions; government constitutions; outcome law; causality law; sentencing law; negotiated law.

Interstellar affairs: the base; the First Interstellar Administrative Region.

Routes: two ways to break out of the solar system.

The computing power of advanced civilizations: planetary computers.