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		+	*Bioroids are considered inferior.
		+	*LAIs, SAIs, Shadows, Ghosts, and Uplifted Animals are treated like animals.
		+	*Emergent LAIs are treated like wild animals.
		+	*Fragments are nonpersons.
		+	*Emergent SAIs, Rogue AIs, and Xoxes are treated as abominations.
		+	*The creation and ownership of SAIs is highly regulated.

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As the infosocialist ideology spread, nations which had
accepted it found themselves at odds with the capitalist world.
By undercutting the concept of intellectual property, they
threatened the economies of many other nations, provoking a
menacing response. To defend their ideology in a hostile world,
several nations of the nanosocialist bloc formed the Transpacific
Socialist Alliance in 2074.

The TSA is primarily a diplomatic and military alliance,
dedicated to the defense and spread of nanosocialism. Its member
states share few cultural traits. Since nanosocialism is not
hostile to religion, the member states retain diverse traditions.
They also speak a wide variety of unrelated languages, from
Malay to Spanish to Vietnamese. The official language of the
alliance, used during all deliberations of the Alliance Council in
Djakarta, is English.

Most TSA member states have high military budgets, but
the alliance remains vulnerable to attack. TSA military establishments
are at a technological disadvantage, and the alliance
also faces a serious strategic problem with its membership
divided by the width of the Pacific Ocean. TSA diplomacy concentrates
on keeping its potential foes off-balance, hoping to
prevent a two-front war.

The TSA was not originally conceived as an economic
partnership. Even so, ongoing trade sanctions have encouraged
its members to cooperate in economic as well as military terms.
The TSA nations trade extensively among themselves. They
also have their own segment of the global web, somewhat isolated
from that of the outside world. Several TSA nations are
doing moderately well despite the trade sanctions. Effective
local governments (and the porousness of the sanctions regime)
allow them to continue technological and economic progress.