Editing Vetrovnak (section)

==Human Society==
The mortal populace of the populace of the Protectorate enjoys an average quality of life unheard of in most of the Imperium. For those who live under the blessings of the Noosphere system almost every conceivable basic need is met; food, shelter, safety, stability, and happiness come easily for those will accept the system's comprehensive guidance. Life is safe enough that homes aren't locked and that even complete strangers can be easily trusted. Anxiety and worrying over the future is unheard of, the Noosphere system will happily reveal where one will make the most of their talents or whom they would be most compatible with. Only those who are so blessed with talent that the system literally can't make up its mind ever have to worry about such things. Still, despite everything the system offers it doesn't go so far as to deny people the chance to strive to improve their lot. Luxury isn't something that is freely given and anyone who wants to improve their station in life will have to do it themselves. Those that seek to rise though need to keep themselves firmly grounded though, decadence and debauchery are quick route to finding oneself with a bad assessment from the Noosphere.

Ideally one's Noosphere Assessment Value (NAV for short) should be between 0 and 100, the lower the better. That isn't possible for a number of people though due to any combination of circumstances, personality, mental disorders, or apophrenic disorders. Anyone with a NAV between 100 and 200 is still regarded as someone that could be rehabilitated back into society or put to use elsewhere. Those who won't or simply can't have their minds rehabilitated enough to warrant being placed back into society at large typically find themselves in quarantined communities or in the case of those of an adventurous or aggressive dispositions offered the chance to serve in the fleet to aid the vetrovnak. A NAV of 300+ is grounds for being sent to an isolation facility for the individual to live out the rest of their lives on the off chance they'll recover enough to be downgraded to quarantined communities or service elsewhere. Anyone who hits above 400 will typically find themselves either killed on sight by the police or executed by a hungry vetrovnak. Those with high NAVs tend to find themselves feared, shunned, and pitied before ultimately ostracized by their peers for their dangerous minds.