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| Surplus postal slots work well for brain workers stasis in jars |
Space1
has numerous workers both carbon and silicon based with specialties
that are called up from stasis to do specific projects.
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| Jar size can accommodate the level of numerical processors |
In the case of silicon based
specialist machine intelligence workers such as brains with no bodies,
each worker not working on a specific project is stored in sleep or nap stasis
inside a stasis slot until needed. The type of sleep may be online, offline, sleeping, napping, a power down state, a standby state or a monitoring state.
Stasis Slots can assume any
particular size, shape or form but most common is a free non-glass
poly-material jar which is stackable. Surplus postal mail slots are a
good choice for jars and may offer keyed security.
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| Jar color coding identifies intelligence levels and type |
Costco is a good source
for gallon and larger size jars. PB jars are obtainable in family
size are especially large for some of the workers with larger brains. Empty jars are found at dollar stores in assorted sizes but
usually cost more than a dollar.
These sizes can range up to a gallon or more in metrics. Brain workers can have cap color coding
with Skippy peanut butter jars. This works well to identify the brain power of each individual.
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| Typical jar design for autonomous brain cortex |
Colors can refer to brain specialties and
intelligence levels relating to software and the number of neurons or
processors. Silicon machine workers these days are SuperTronic for the
highest level of
intellectual capacity per unit area density.
Stasis Slots are numerical from 0 to 30 for silicon life forms working for Space1. This is to cover the Big Brain and up to 30 of its offspring children. Each slot is a home that designates the occupants work characteristics and capabilities.
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