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Considered traitors by other humans, trustees were sometimes either egotistical individuals or simply misinformed and brain-washed humans. Trustees could ascend in ranks and some were judged adequate enough to be transformed into [[cymek]]s.
 
Considered traitors by other humans, trustees were sometimes either egotistical individuals or simply misinformed and brain-washed humans. Trustees could ascend in ranks and some were judged adequate enough to be transformed into [[cymek]]s.
   
The trustfullness of human trustees was the object aof a wager between [[Earsmus]] and [[Omnius]].
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The trustfullness of human trustees was the object of a wager between [[Erasmus]] and [[Omnius]]. Erasmus proposed Omnius to randomly select some loyal trustees, and himself would demonstrate that he could can turn them against the thinking machines. Omnius however warned Erasmus that if the humans indeed proved untrustful, he would vehemenly order their extintion, to Erasmus' dismay, since he would have no experiments.
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The wage however turned against Omnius and a rebellion on Earth started, which started the Butlerian Jihad.
   
 
==Known trustees==
 
==Known trustees==
 
*[[Iblis Ginjo]] - Crew boss on [[Earth]]
 
*[[Iblis Ginjo]] - Crew boss on [[Earth]]
*[[Vorian Atreides]] - co-pilot of the ''[[Dream VOyager]]'' [[update ship]]
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*[[Vorian Atreides]] - co-pilot of the ''[[Dream Voyager]]'' [[update ship]]
 
*[[Ohan Freer]] - Crew boss on Earth
 
*[[Ohan Freer]] - Crew boss on Earth
 
*''[[Beowulf]]'' - Trustee who eventuall became a cymek
 
*''[[Beowulf]]'' - Trustee who eventuall became a cymek

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Human trustees was a term used in the Synchronized Worlds to refer to a special privileged caste of humans, above the rank of slaves. Trustees were servants in higher task of the machines, overseeing the slaves or having some special tasks.

Considered traitors by other humans, trustees were sometimes either egotistical individuals or simply misinformed and brain-washed humans. Trustees could ascend in ranks and some were judged adequate enough to be transformed into cymeks.

The trustfullness of human trustees was the object of a wager between Erasmus and Omnius. Erasmus proposed Omnius to randomly select some loyal trustees, and himself would demonstrate that he could can turn them against the thinking machines. Omnius however warned Erasmus that if the humans indeed proved untrustful, he would vehemenly order their extintion, to Erasmus' dismay, since he would have no experiments.

The wage however turned against Omnius and a rebellion on Earth started, which started the Butlerian Jihad.

Known trustees