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There are two types of citizens in Kuru Yaku. Transcendental citizens spen their lives on their own and trading with others. They don't have specific jobs. Transcendental citizens are able to have children. They live with their parents until they are ten years old at this age they are able to decide if they want to live their own transcendental lives or become Separtate Dedicators. Separate Dedicators live in a seperate part of the society and do not participate in the transcendental life style. Instead they have important jobs like doctors, factory workers and construction workers.

Life of a Citizen

Every Friday, citizens come to Central Globe to trade items with others and talk about Transcendentalism and about what is going on in the society. Friday is the only time that citizens interact with each other. The rest of the time, people spend their time in homes called pods. Pods are able to create and artificial ecosystem of the owners choice. Every pod is provided with garden space an materials to build a shelter. The main goal of the society is to keep everybody isolated, independent, and peaceful.

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Monetary System

Kuru Yaku's Pledge

Because transcendental citizens don't have jobs, they don't have money. They only trade with other citizens. Seperate Dedicators get payed in Challwas. Five U.S. dollars equals one challwa. Seperate Dedicators are able to use their challwas to provide for their transcendental families.

In Kuru Yaku citizens are trusted to not be disruptive to the community so there is very little government intervention. Every citizen is provided with a trial regarding their crime, but there are no jails. There are however four main laws in the society:

1. Disrupting somebody's transcendental life

Punishment: Leaving the society

2. Displaying acts of violence

Punishment: Leaving the society

3. Stealing

Punishment: Giving up some of your items/ fine of 500 challwas

4. Bringing in items from outside the society

Punishment: Giving up some of your items/ fine of 500 challwas

Kuru Yaku translates to "Distant Waters" in the language of Ayacucho Quechua, a very rare language from Peru. It is an underwater Transcendental society in the Pacific ocean, thousands of miles of the coast of South America. It was built to be isolated from any form of land to give citizens a complete feeling of independence. It is made up of one central glass globe called Central Globe. Central Globe is filled with trees to incorporate more nature into citizens' lives.

I give trust to all as I give trust to myself, to live simple, respectful, and equal lives. To live as one with nature. To let each individual life be controlled by itself. Even if I don't agree with a close colleague, there is nothing I can believe but what I think is right, whatever it may be.

Kuru Yaku

Transcendental Society Project

By: Kelsey Stromberg and Gabriel Scalzo

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