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<li><a href="#the-perisystem-architecture">The Perisystem Architecture</a></li>
<li><a href="#overflowing-with-memory">Overflowing with memory</a></li>
<li><a href="#the-shared-dream">The shared dream</a></li>
<li><a href="#sensorium-messages">Sensorium messages</a></li>
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<li><a href="#tracking-resources">Tracking resources</a></li>
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<li><em>Trackers</em> fork to track specific tasks, relationships, or trains of thought. These forks may be long-lived, but they merge down-tree with some frequency so that their down-tree instance (usually the <em>root instance</em>) can keep track of all of the different threads that their tracking. Their root instance is usually tagged <em>#Tracker</em>. Given that the idea of letting a long-lived instance individuate beyond a certain point and lose their shared identity, letting a fork linger too long goes against their <em>principles</em>, as can not forking at all. While this memory does build up within trackers, it plays far less of a role in affecting stability as it does in dispersionistas.</li>
<li>The most conservative of strategies, <em>taskers</em> fork rarely (if at all), and then usually to accomplish only one or two tasks. Their root instance is usually tagged <em>#Core</em>. Having to fork more often than that is incredibly uncomfortable and would work counter to the character&rsquo;s <em>principles</em>. That said, taskers maintain the strongest sense of self and, with so little divergent memory, remain some of the sanest on the System.</li>
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<p>((Stating that one is forking))</p>
<p>((Reputation cost))</p>
<p>((Continue with the root instance))</p>
<p>((Merging and playing out the fork&rsquo;s experiences to justify the root instance&rsquo;s actions))</p>
<p>((Sanity cost))</p>
<p>((Other players&rsquo; influence, helping with sanity, reacting to forking and merging, etc))</p>
<p>((MC moves, high sanity = positive modifier, low sanity = negative modifier))</p>
<h5 id="the-perisystem-architecture">The Perisystem Architecture</h5>
<h5 id="overflowing-with-memory">Overflowing with memory</h5>
<h5 id="the-shared-dream">The shared dream</h5>
<h5 id="sensorium-messages">Sensorium messages</h5>
<h4 id="tracking-resources">Tracking resources</h4>
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<li>Sanity</li>