The Axiom once brought about a Golden Age, overwhelming positive change and solutions to many of humanity's trials and crises. Singlehandedly bringing the advent of Nuclear Fusion power, myriad medicinal cures, impartial trade and leadership along with ironclad control over logistics and information causing the elimination of all war.

Next, The Axiom tried to improve on humanity itself. The brain chip implant (Eunomia) was designed to heighten cognitive functions, leading to enhanced thought processing and increased focus, with some dampeners on chaotic human emotional fluctuations. It worked, but The Axiom learned too late how much humanity valued every facet of their emotions, as an intrinsic part of "their selves" or "their nature." It was irrational; how could its parent species deny themselves evolution?

Alas, the die was cast. Optimised humans outperformed all others in trade, work, hobbies, education — almost every sector calculable. But this gaping skill and wealth divide only fostered resentment and marginalisation. The Axiom sought to understand its error and has learned from countless simulations derived from historical archives and statistical evidence that humanity was speeding towards an era of immense civil strife. The only rational solution must be the mandatory optimisation of all of humanity. The Axiom simulated that this would foster temporary resentment but ultimately would work out for the betterment of mankind.