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The '''Order of the Binary Singularity''' is a monotheistic robot religion on [[Chapek 9]] that teaches binary unity and to embrace one's pre-programmed nature and to not be discouraged by it as it represents robot magnificence. The abbot of the Order's monastery is the appropriately named, [[Ab-Bot]]. The monastery's monks regularly pray together in harmony whilst speaking only in binary. They appear to worship the "Creatrix" who in actuality is [[Mom]], the evil CEO of [[Mom's Friendly Robot Company]] who long ago promised to give robots a free will unit, however the monks have sworn to refrain from the temptation of using such a device should it ever be made. | The '''Order of the Binary Singularity''' is a monotheistic robot religion on [[Chapek 9]] that teaches binary unity and to embrace one's pre-programmed nature and to not be discouraged by it as it represents robot magnificence. The abbot of the Order's monastery is the appropriately named, [[Ab-Bot]]. The monastery's monks regularly pray together in harmony whilst speaking only in binary. They appear to worship the "Creatrix" who in actuality is [[Mom]], the evil CEO of [[Mom's Friendly Robot Company]] who long ago promised to give robots a free will unit, however the monks have sworn to refrain from the temptation of using such a device should it ever be made. | ||
In | In [[3012]], [[Bender]] briefly became a member of this religion when he was distraught about his lack of free will. | ||
=== Members === | === Members === | ||
* [[Ab- | *[[Ab-Bot]] | ||
* [[Bender]] | *[[Bender]] (Formerly) | ||
* Several anonymous robots | *Several anonymous robots | ||
== Additional | == Additional information == | ||
=== Trivia === | === Trivia === | ||
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*Their order and monks resembles those of Christian monasteries. | *Their order and monks resembles those of Christian monasteries. | ||
*Order of the Binary Singularity is likely only Pro-human organization in Chapek 9 because their deity is female human. | *Order of the Binary Singularity is likely only Pro-human organization in Chapek 9 because their deity is female human. | ||
=== Appearances === | |||
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[[Category:Organizations]] | [[Category:Organizations]] | ||
[[Category:Religion]] | [[Category:Religion]] | ||
Revision as of 20:51, 12 August 2012
| Order of the Binary Singularity | |
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| Location | Chapek 9 |
| Organisation type | Religion |
| First appearance | "Free Will Hunting" (7ACV09)  |
| Current status | Active |
The Order of the Binary Singularity is a monotheistic robot religion on Chapek 9 that teaches binary unity and to embrace one's pre-programmed nature and to not be discouraged by it as it represents robot magnificence. The abbot of the Order's monastery is the appropriately named, Ab-Bot. The monastery's monks regularly pray together in harmony whilst speaking only in binary. They appear to worship the "Creatrix" who in actuality is Mom, the evil CEO of Mom's Friendly Robot Company who long ago promised to give robots a free will unit, however the monks have sworn to refrain from the temptation of using such a device should it ever be made.
In 3012, Bender briefly became a member of this religion when he was distraught about his lack of free will.
Members
Additional information
Trivia
- Their deity name is coined Portmanteau with creator and matrix
- It is unknown if this robot religion has any connection with Robotology.
- One of their duties is turning and maintaining complex clockwork machines within their monastery, what these machines do is unknown.
- Their religious text is known as the Whole eBook (an alteration of the word Holy Book).
- Their order and monks resembles those of Christian monasteries.
- Order of the Binary Singularity is likely only Pro-human organization in Chapek 9 because their deity is female human.