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From JayBe: Introduction to This Volume Part I. Extinction Insurance 2. Rarity & Exploration 3. Existential Threats 4. Off-Worlding the Portfolio 5. Three Operating Philosophies 6. Moon vs Mars vs 3 Hub 7. Cataclysmic Correlations Part II. Independence Path 8. Are We There Yet?9. Independence Levels (ILs)10. Multiplanetary Independence Score (MIS)11. From Activity (MIS) to Outcome (IL)Part III. Planetary Foundations 12. The 10 Foundations 13. 1) E – Energy Autonomy 14. 2) L – Life-Support Closure 15. 3) A – Autarky Mass Fraction 16. 4) M – Manufacturing Breadth 17. 5) P – Population Viability 18. 6) R – Replication Capacity 19. 7) S – Shock/Isolation Resilience 20. 8) G – Governance & Knowledge 21. 9) B – Biosecurity & Epidemiology 22. 10) C – Social Cohesion 23. Building on The Foundations Part IV. Foundational Thinking 24. Setup, Startup, Scaleout & Settledown 25. City Settlement Structures 26. Two Tracks Approach 27. Make vs Ship Tradeoffs 28. Logistics is Life 29. Minimum Viable Populations Part V. Historical Hindsight 30. Independence Timelines 31. Mars’ Three Horizons Epilogue: Codex Conclusions 32. Build Twice, Save Both Appendix From Encyclopedia Galactica A1. Probabilities of Human Extinction A2. Human Extinction Risk Mitigation A3. Independence Levels (ILs)A4. Multiplanetary Independence Score (MIS)A5. MIS Foundational Elements Math A6. Planetary Engineering Foundational Thinking A7. Minimum Viable Populations A8. Mars’ Three Horizon Eras A7. Mars Settlement Horizon Two

MARS CODEX · BOOK 09 · SECTION 37/48

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Epilogue: Codex Conclusions

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