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{{Infobox Nation |
 
flag=http://www.nationstates.net/images/flags/uploads/plutoni.jpg |
 
flag=http://www.nationstates.net/images/flags/uploads/plutoni.jpg |
region=[[Math]] |
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region=[[Mathematics Paradise]] |
motto=This statement has no proof.|
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motto=This cannot be proven in formal system X.|
 
map= No Map Available |
 
map= No Map Available |
 
language=[[Algebraic English]] |
 
language=[[Algebraic English]] |
 
capital=n/a |
 
capital=n/a |
population=5,040 |
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population=growing rapidly |
 
currency=Lottery ticket |
 
currency=Lottery ticket |
leader=Douglas Palindromi |
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leader=PRZVMR2718314NG110 |
 
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The colony of '''Plutoni''' is an experiment by Professor Emeritus Egbert B. Gebstadter of the [[Artificial Intelligence University]] in [[Zwangzug]], who hopes to study the possibilities of human-robot coexistence. Theoretically run by Douglas Palindromi, its inhabitants live in a fairly anarchic state. Reports of population greater than the actual 5,040 (humans) are due to the counting of all organisms.
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The successful experiment of '''Plutoni''' was originally a colony launched by Professor Emeritus Egbert B. Gebstadter of the [[Artificial Intelligence University]] in [[Zwangzug]], who hoped to study the possibilities of human-robot coexistence.
  
Plutonians, as they are known, are as geeky as their peon counterparts, but more athletic (steam hockey is all the rage, and some players are actually decent at it). The country sent a team to the [[World Cup of Ice Hockey 3]], which won a single game and lost four. They could also be considered gymnasts, contorting themselves into various spatial dimensions (five and counting). The nation may send a delegation to the Third Winter Olympics, but is undecided as to whether or not it will do so.
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The experiment was a wild success: starting from 5,040 humans, Plutoni thrived, with robots ultimately being granted citizenship. At that point, the Zwangzug government finally took notice: both nations decided that their interests would be best served with an autonomous Plutoni, and it was formally granted independence. Plutoni is a densely-populated [[unitary state]], ruled by a single mayor. (Douglas Palindromi was the first person to wield this office.)
  
The nation joined the [[United Nations]] in order to defend the [[Democratic Communist States]], and assumed the delegacy of [[Math]] on June 10, 2007. It also serves on the Math Committee.
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Plutonians, as they are known, are as geeky as their peon counterparts, but more athletic (steam hockey is all the rage, and some players are actually decent at it). The country sent a team to the [[World Cup of Ice Hockey 3]], which won a single game and lost four. The national team improved significantly in the [[World Cup of Ice Hockey 4|fourth edition]], winning their group and advancing to the quarterfinals. Televised broadcasts, at least on the Reality Channel, are broadcast by announcer Nigel Swumpley.
  
Its voting record in the UN is shown below.
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Plutonians buy and sell in what has been dubbed a "quantum economy": that is, they exchange lottery tickets for the promise of future windfall. Each unit of currency, then, represents an increased chance of "actual" monetary gain, and takes on intrinsic value. The government has no plan ever to conduct this lottery, however, so the economy continues unopposed.
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Plutoni served on the [[Math]] Committee until its disbanding. It joined the [[United Nations]] in order to defend the [[Democratic Communist States]], and assumed the delegacy of Math on June 10, 2007. After Math ceased to exist, Plutoni languished in [[the Rejected Realms]] before founding [[Mathematics Paradise]], of which it became the delegate on October 12, 2007. Raymond Gardner is the Plutonian ambassador to the UN.
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Its voting record in the UN is shown below: it abstained on resolutions not shown.
 
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|[[Environmental Science]]
 
|[[Environmental Science]]
 
| FOR
 
| FOR
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| passed
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|-
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|[[UN Labor Relations Act]]
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| FOR
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| passed
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|-
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| [[Repeal "Individual Self-Determination"]]
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| FOR
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| passed
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|-
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| [[Water Quality and Conservation]]
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| FOR
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| passed
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|-
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| [[UNID Card Act]]
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| AGAINST
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| failed
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|-
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| [[Spelling Alphabet and ID Codes]]
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| AGAINST
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| failed
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|-
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| [[Max Barry Day]]
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| AGAINST
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| passed
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|-
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| [[Repeal "Common Sense Act II"]]
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| FOR
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| passed
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|-
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| [[Repeal "Max Barry Day"]]
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| FOR
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| passed
 
|}
 
|}
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Latest revision as of 15:30, 4 November 2007

Plutoni
plutoni.jpg
Flag of Plutoni
Motto: This cannot be proven in formal system X.
No Map Available
Region Mathematics Paradise
Capital n/a
Official Language(s) Algebraic English
Leader PRZVMR2718314NG110
Population growing rapidly
Currency Lottery ticket 
NS Sunset XML

The successful experiment of Plutoni was originally a colony launched by Professor Emeritus Egbert B. Gebstadter of the Artificial Intelligence University in Zwangzug, who hoped to study the possibilities of human-robot coexistence.

The experiment was a wild success: starting from 5,040 humans, Plutoni thrived, with robots ultimately being granted citizenship. At that point, the Zwangzug government finally took notice: both nations decided that their interests would be best served with an autonomous Plutoni, and it was formally granted independence. Plutoni is a densely-populated unitary state, ruled by a single mayor. (Douglas Palindromi was the first person to wield this office.)

Plutonians, as they are known, are as geeky as their peon counterparts, but more athletic (steam hockey is all the rage, and some players are actually decent at it). The country sent a team to the World Cup of Ice Hockey 3, which won a single game and lost four. The national team improved significantly in the fourth edition, winning their group and advancing to the quarterfinals. Televised broadcasts, at least on the Reality Channel, are broadcast by announcer Nigel Swumpley.

Plutonians buy and sell in what has been dubbed a "quantum economy": that is, they exchange lottery tickets for the promise of future windfall. Each unit of currency, then, represents an increased chance of "actual" monetary gain, and takes on intrinsic value. The government has no plan ever to conduct this lottery, however, so the economy continues unopposed.

Plutoni served on the Math Committee until its disbanding. It joined the United Nations in order to defend the Democratic Communist States, and assumed the delegacy of Math on June 10, 2007. After Math ceased to exist, Plutoni languished in the Rejected Realms before founding Mathematics Paradise, of which it became the delegate on October 12, 2007. Raymond Gardner is the Plutonian ambassador to the UN.

Its voting record in the UN is shown below: it abstained on resolutions not shown.

Resolution Plutonian vote Outcome
For the Benefit of Artists FOR failed
Repeal "Protect Historical Sites" FOR passed
Repeal "The Right to Form Unions" AGAINST passed
Unnecessary Animal Cruelty AGAINST passed
Protection of Historical Sites AGAINST passed
Environmental Science FOR passed
UN Labor Relations Act FOR passed
Repeal "Individual Self-Determination" FOR passed
Water Quality and Conservation FOR passed
UNID Card Act AGAINST failed
Spelling Alphabet and ID Codes AGAINST failed
Max Barry Day AGAINST passed
Repeal "Common Sense Act II" FOR passed
Repeal "Max Barry Day" FOR passed