Episode 16: Where Kint Began

In this episode, we learn how Kint grew out of a single relic from the Before Epoch: a battered, bureaucratic manual titled Knowledge Integration and Normalization Taskforce. It offered no guidance beyond a few cryptic acronyms and half-useful procedures, so the early Kintians did the only sensible thing: they improvised. Page by page, they reinterpreted the manual into a philosophy, then into a culture, then into a way of life. Over generations, “making it up as they went along” evolved from a temporary necessity into a proud tradition: a reminder that uncertainty is not a flaw of existence but the engine that keeps Kint moving forward. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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