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An association of adult outsiders pursuing separate research into Kivotos's Mystics and unusual entities, sometimes exploiting students in their experiments. Its members dispute Beatrice's pursuit of power, expel her, and temporarily dissolve the association during the Iridescence crisis.
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Gematria is an association of researchers with independent agendas and disputed methods. Decentralized research and peer disagreement qualify any collective authority, while instrumental treatment of students supplies a coercive association; unusual research is broader than industrial engineering or military expansion.
Researchers maintain independent agendas and methods, supplying only a thin decentralization analogy.
Peer disagreement and the expulsion of Beatrice qualify centralized authority without establishing a democratic constitution.
Instrumental treatment of students supplies a coercive association, distinguished from every member sharing Beatrice's regime.
Its members come from different places outside Kivotos and invite Sensei to join while tolerating different research interests and methods.
Prefers persuading Sensei to cooperate over Beatrice's demand to eliminate them, and later shares knowledge against the common catastrophe.
Finances private research and obtains resources through its members' estates, laboratories and corporate arrangements.
Uses commercial channels outside its own organization, including Kaiser's excavations and the black market for ancient technology.
Systematic research into Kivotos and its phenomena provides a technological-research analogy broader than industrial engineering.
Leans further toward private than 79% of the 39 organization profiles in the catalog.
Of all the axes, Economy is where it stands furthest from the rest.
On Representation, it sits practically at the catalog median.
Here it shares common ground with most organization profiles.
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