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| Near-Baseliners are identified as having at least one genetic enhancement. Some examples include increased intelligence, | Near-Baseliners are identified as having at least one genetic enhancement. Some examples include increased intelligence, | ||
| - | Genetic enhancements at this level are free on most Order worlds, but individuals must carefully track their genetic allowance. | + | Genetic enhancements at this level are free on most Order worlds, but individuals must carefully track their genetic allowance. |
| ==== Borderline ==== | ==== Borderline ==== | ||
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| Borderliners push their genetic allowance as far as possible, taking in exotic or excessive amounts of mutations in order to gain an advantage over everyone else. An individual taking as many life extensions as possible could live up to around 1,800 years old before becoming aberrant. | Borderliners push their genetic allowance as far as possible, taking in exotic or excessive amounts of mutations in order to gain an advantage over everyone else. An individual taking as many life extensions as possible could live up to around 1,800 years old before becoming aberrant. | ||
| + | Many gene clinics refuse to push an individual to borderline because accidentally going across the line usually results in the clinic being forcibly shut down and its workers prosecuted. | ||
| ==== Aberrant ==== | ==== Aberrant ==== | ||