The Near Umbra, Chapter Three

In this book, i didn't have any of those moments. I like that the b c d mentions that the near umbra has gotten a lot weirder. The earth frontier division talks about exploring semiotic spaces. And they make the example of fiddlers green. It gives you enough information that you can add it if you want, but not so much that they explain away something. That's cool. They repeatedly make mention to chrononots and sibrnots. This is an improvement on the model that we got in society of ether. I think it did a good job of updating that, and it answers the question that i always had when tat that says,