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In modern Talma, monasticism is considered a lifestyle choice, not bound to any specific religion or school of thought. The government may fund "nonsectarian monasteries", in which the monks often focus more on particular subjects of interest than a specific school of philosophy. Universities often serve a role similar to monasteries where the "monks" help out with research projects. In fact many Talman universities began as monasteries.

==~~Variants~~==

==Mărotłism==

===Snialism===

:''Main article: [[Verse:Tricin/Snialism]]

Snialism is a mystical form of Mărotłism

===Ultra-Mărotłism===

They live apart from the mainstream of society, trying to follow the moral code as taught by their Pidas.

==Popular Ngronaism==

Later, the originally quasi-rationalist philosophy of the Imthumăytil had branched out into many variants, thanks to the Jeodganite Revolution. The biggest difference in Wen Dămea is between Mărotłism (upper-class Ngronaism) and popular Ngronaism(s) including the formerly largest sect of it, Jeodganism. Accordingly Mărotłites stereotyped folk Ngronaists as superstitious, vindictive, fanatical wishful thinkers; popular Ngronaists viewed Mărotłites as cynical, self-rationalizing, morally blind, privileged people.

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 In modern Talma, monasticism is considered a lifestyle choice, not bound to any specific religion or school of thought. The government may fund "nonsectarian monasteries", in which the monks often focus more on particular subjects of interest than a specific school of philosophy. Universities often serve a role similar to monasteries where the "monks" help out with research projects. In fact many Talman universities began as monasteries.
-==Variants==
+==Mărotłism==
 ===Snialism===
 :''Main article: [[Verse:Tricin/Snialism]]
+Snialism is a mystical form of Mărotłism
+===Ultra-Mărotłism===
+They live apart from the mainstream of society, trying to follow the moral code as taught by their Pidas.
 ==Popular Ngronaism==
 Later, the originally quasi-rationalist philosophy of the Imthumăytil had branched out into many variants, thanks to the Jeodganite Revolution. The biggest difference in Wen Dămea is between Mărotłism (upper-class Ngronaism) and popular Ngronaism(s) including the formerly largest sect of it, Jeodganism. Accordingly Mărotłites stereotyped folk Ngronaists as superstitious, vindictive, fanatical wishful thinkers; popular Ngronaists viewed Mărotłites as cynical, self-rationalizing, morally blind, privileged people.