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Because a pinnacle species has the ability to manipulate physical creation, only a pinnacle species has the potential to create the technology required to develop [[World System]]s capable of achieving Stage | Because a pinnacle species has the ability to manipulate physical creation, only a pinnacle species has the potential to create the technology required to develop [[World System]]s capable of achieving Stage Seven(see [[Evolutionary Stages]])) | ||
"Potential" does not always translate into reality. Many things can go wrong on the evolutionary path towards [[Graduation]]. | "Potential" does not always translate into reality. Many things can go wrong on the evolutionary path towards [[Graduation]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:25, 12 February 2024
A Pinnacle Species is a species with the ability for fine-grained manipulation of physical reality (e.g., a species with an opposing thumb).
Syncretic Terms
Related LP Terms
Pinnacle Species > Graduation Archetype, The Great Work
Non-LP Related Terms
Pinnacle Species > Divine Plan
Notes
Because a pinnacle species has the ability to manipulate physical creation, only a pinnacle species has the potential to create the technology required to develop World Systems capable of achieving Stage Seven(see Evolutionary Stages))
"Potential" does not always translate into reality. Many things can go wrong on the evolutionary path towards Graduation.
A pinnacle species is not a superior species. Dolphins, though highly intelligent and empathic, are not a pinnacle species because they cannot manipulate physical matter. Dolphin life, in fact all life, is no less significant or important than the life of the pinnacle species.
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