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As of the early 41st century CEC, the Ecumene remains the largest, most technologically sophisticated civilizational entity known to human history. Official economic records describe the economic condition of the whole Ecumene as having been in a state of {{W|post-scarcity}} since the late 29th century CEC. {{W|Classless society|Classlessness}} is considered to be near-universal across Ecumene space, although notable exceptions exist at the fringes of Ecumene space, where there remains a notable distinction in the lifestyles of the most distant citizen colonists from the citizens who live in the innermost star systems. Despite this, the measure of {{w|labour}} required for survival throughout the whole Ecumene represents approximately 0.7% of the average person's {{W|Circadian clock|circadian wakefulness period}}.The widespread proliferation of self-replicating autonomous machinery, the Ecumene has extremely high levels of {{w|productivity|input/output efficiency}}, measured at 99.8% of resource extraction to utilization with very extremely levels of human intervention. Overall, the material {{W|quality of life}} of the typical Ecumenical citizen is considered to be very comfortable, with a 98.5% average access to goods desired throughout Ecumene-administered space. | As of the early 41st century CEC, the Ecumene remains the largest, most technologically sophisticated civilizational entity known to human history. Official economic records describe the economic condition of the whole Ecumene as having been in a state of {{W|post-scarcity}} since the late 29th century CEC. {{W|Classless society|Classlessness}} is considered to be near-universal across Ecumene space, although notable exceptions exist at the fringes of Ecumene space, where there remains a notable distinction in the lifestyles of the most distant citizen colonists from the citizens who live in the innermost star systems. Despite this, the measure of {{w|labour}} required for survival throughout the whole Ecumene represents approximately 0.7% of the average person's {{W|Circadian clock|circadian wakefulness period}}.The widespread proliferation of self-replicating autonomous machinery, the Ecumene has extremely high levels of {{w|productivity|input/output efficiency}}, measured at 99.8% of resource extraction to utilization with very extremely levels of human intervention. Overall, the material {{W|quality of life}} of the typical Ecumenical citizen is considered to be very comfortable, with a 98.5% average access to goods desired throughout Ecumene-administered space. | ||
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[[Category:Ecumene]] | [[Category:Ecumene]] |