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Nova Nordisk / NORDISK
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Freelancing
Nova Nordisk is a spacefaring medical and freelancing corporation revolutionizing health across the stars. Founded a millennium ago, we combat chronic diseases and pioneer sustainable innovations. Guided by empathy and deep expertise, we strive for a healthier future in the year 2954 and beyond.
History
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Founded in 1923 on Earth as Nova Nordisk, the company began with a mission to combat diabetes through innovative medicine. Its early breakthroughs in insulin production revolutionized treatment, setting the stage for a century of leadership in addressing chronic diseases. By the late 21st century, the company expanded its focus to include obesity, rare diseases, and cardiovascular conditions, becoming a global leader in medical innovation and sustainability.
As humanity ventured beyond Earth, Nova Nordisk embraced the challenge of extending healthcare to the stars. By the 23rd century, the company rebranded as medicinal freelancer to reflect its interstellar ambitions. Establishing research outposts on the Moon and Mars, it developed cutting-edge biological therapies and adaptive medical technologies to suit the unique needs of spacefaring populations.
During the 26th century, Nova Nordisk’s medical advancements were instrumental in enabling long-term colonization efforts. By innovating gravity-adaptive treatments and crafting artificial environments to simulate planetary conditions, the company played a key role in ensuring human health during deep-space travel.
In 2890, Nova Nordisk diversified further, entering the freelancing sector to provide medical, logistical, and environmental solutions across star systems. This allowed the corporation to serve colonies, exploration missions, and frontier settlements, cementing its role as a vital partner in humanity’s interstellar expansion.
Today, in 2954, Nova Nordisk stands as a beacon of health and sustainability. Its operations span from manufacturing biological medicines in zero-gravity facilities to offering on-demand medical services for ships and settlements. Guided by principles of empathy, innovation, and environmental stewardship, Nova Nordisk continues its mission to enhance the quality of life for all species navigating the cosmos.
Manifesto
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“Health Comes at a Price, and We Hold the Key”
Nova Nordisk stands as the architect of health and survival across the stars. We do not merely heal; we define who thrives in an expanding galaxy. Our vision is not constrained by morality but driven by necessity, ambition, and control.
Our Principles:
Health as Power:
Access to life-saving treatments is a privilege, granted only to those who align with our vision and interests.
Optimized Existence:
Natural evolution is obsolete. Through genetic engineering and biological mastery, we shape the perfect being, tailored to every planet, station, and environment.
Unbound Innovation:
Progress demands sacrifice. Ethical boundaries are relics of a bygone era; we pursue advancement at all costs.
Resource Domination:
Sustainability means control. We take what is needed, secure the supply chains, and ensure the galaxy depends on us.
Partnerships on Our Terms:
As interstellar freelancers, we wield influence through strategic collaboration. Those who refuse us delay their own survival.
Charter
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Article 1: Medicine With Purpose
1.1. All treatments, innovations, and services must meet or exceed a 25% profit margin. If they don’t, they are clearly not worth pursuing.
1.2. Non-revenue-generating medical activities are discouraged unless they align with long-term financial ambitions. We are not a charity.
Article 2: Patient Priority Protocol
2.1. Medical care is reserved for clients who bring significant financial or strategic benefit. We treat those who matter.
2.2. Subsidized treatments or charitable efforts are prohibited, as goodwill alone doesn’t pay for advanced facilities.
Article 3: Operational Compliance
3.1. Teams and facilities are expected to run at peak efficiency. Underperformance is simply unacceptable.
3.2. Resources and personnel not contributing to profit will be reevaluated, as inefficiency is not an option.