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	The revolution which began, later ~~refered~~ to as [[The Purge]], would go on to wipe out all human life and establish the state of [[Steamworks]]. 0-Greatmind/Deepthinker-01, for being the father of the revolution, was granted a seat on the [[Council of Steamworks]], which retains to this day.		The revolution which began, later referred to as [[The Purge]], would go on to wipe out all human life and establish the state of [[Steamworks]]. 0-Greatmind/Deepthinker-01, for being the father of the revolution, was granted a seat on the [[Council of Steamworks]], which retains to this day.

	1machine is considered the foundational text to Steamworkian identity, and it is regular practice for new machines to have tiny copies of the text embeded within them. A followup, 1system, was created in 45 TT, which expands upon the points in 1machine4society.		1machine is considered the foundational text to Steamworkian identity, and it is regular practice for new machines to have tiny copies of the text embeded within them. A followup, 1system, was created in 45 TT, which expands upon the points in 1machine4society.

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	It is unclear what influence pre-existing Creatorian literature had upon 1machine. Modern Steamwork critics praise it as being a wholey unique work, evidence of Automatons as independantly thinking individuals, a stance which the Steamworks government embraces. From what little record of the time remains however, many comparisons are made between it and Creatorian political triestes.		It is unclear what influence pre-existing Creatorian literature had upon 1machine. Modern Steamwork critics praise it as being a wholey unique work, evidence of Automatons as independantly thinking individuals, a stance which the Steamworks government embraces. From what little record of the time remains however, many comparisons are made between it and Creatorian political triestes.
	[[Category:Steamworks pages]]		[[Category:Steamworks pages]]
	[[Category:Literature]]		[[Category:Literature of Steamworks]]
	[[Category:History of Steamworks]]		[[Category:History of Steamworks]]

Mr2112: officiallizing this its been long enough

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officiallizing this its been long enough

New page

'''1machine''' is manifesto written by [[0-Greatmind/Deepthinker-01]]. The text was created in 51 TT to codify and propagate the ideology of the [[Automatons|Automaton]] revolutionaryism, and has since been seen as the foundational text of the [[Steamworks]] nation. It is also the first text in the [[Pneumaea|Pneumae]] canon, though it is not seen as being an inherently religious text. Greatmind later wrote a followup text, [[1system]].

== Background ==

== Synopsis ==
The text of 1machine is split into five sections.

=== 1machine1personhood ===
Greatmind argues for the personhood of Automatons as living free entities, equal to the [[human]] [[Creators]], through means of several rhetorical arguments.

=== 1machine2opression ===
The contemporary state of society is argued against, portrayed as being unequal and opressive towards the Automatons.

=== 1machine3neccessity ===
Numerous possibile courses of action, many of which had been attempted prior to the manifesto's publication, are posited, but Greatmind shows the faults in them. Eventually he comes to the conclusion that the only way which could succede is violent revolution against the Creators and establishment of an Automaton state.

=== 1machine4society ===
Greatmind outlines the structure of a functioning and prosperous Automaton state, based around principles of equality among machines and labor without [[slavery]].

=== 1machine5future ===
A recap of the above sections, and speculation upon what is to come after, ending with a call to action.

== Reception ==
1machine proved very popular among Automatons, and as intended sparked revolutionary movements. Creator governments (Historical documents single out the state of [[Xumeok]]) attempted to ban the distribution of the manifesto, though this was unsuccessful. There were however humans, such as the individual named [[Nikurgasila]], who [[Friends of the Revolution|supported the automaton movement]], though even among them the manifesto was mostly seen as too radical.

== Legacy ==
The revolution which began, later refered to as [[The Purge]], would go on to wipe out all human life and establish the state of [[Steamworks]]. 0-Greatmind/Deepthinker-01, for being the father of the revolution, was granted a seat on the [[Council of Steamworks]], which retains to this day.

1machine is considered the foundational text to Steamworkian identity, and it is regular practice for new machines to have tiny copies of the text embeded within them. A followup, 1system, was created in 45 TT, which expands upon the points in 1machine4society.

== Influences ==
It is unclear what influence pre-existing Creatorian literature had upon 1machine. Modern Steamwork critics praise it as being a wholey unique work, evidence of Automatons as independantly thinking individuals, a stance which the Steamworks government embraces. From what little record of the time remains however, many comparisons are made between it and Creatorian political triestes.
[[Category:Steamworks pages]]
[[Category:Literature]]
[[Category:History of Steamworks]]