The universe did have computers, thinking machines, and sentient robots that were in operation more than 10,000 years prior to <PERSON> birth and the circumstances of the first Dune. Spaceships were steered by premeditated machines, confidential subordinate robots were employed by humans, and virtually everything was accomplished by electronics. Apparently, this time period was more like Wall-E than Dune. Since thinking machines took care of everything for them, humans were able to advance technologically. Regardless, artificial espionage had an adverse psychological effect on humans, and ultimately, some humans rioted against their machine superiors.
The "Creator of machine logic" was overthrown in a bloody clash by the Butlerians, a human hierarchy. Jihad, an Arabic word that signifies "battling" in actual sense was utilized in its casual "sanctified war" description. The Butlerians were fanatics who held the conviction that it was an evil to develop a machine that seem to be like a human. They accepted that people should attend to themselves and that machines were taking the place of mankind. Butlerians and machines massacred one another by the billions for more than a century.
Steadily, mankind became fed up with the clash, refering to the equivalences in distressing attribute between the two camps. The Orange Catholic Bible, the extensively read religious book of the time, included a commandment that instructed that machine should not be made in the frame of humans mind. 44
Consequently, thinking machines became forbidden to construct or possess. Dune does not contain AI, computers, or robots because their era has already taken off through every rumor about evil machines.
The incremental passing of thinking machines left an opening in the existence of the vast majority. Visualize if out of nowhere, humanityis required to do all the extreme arithmatic we out in the care of calculations and computers nowadays. There is a ton of things the Dune populace have to haggle with. Actually, not everyone thought highly of the <PERSON>' instructions, but they did urge humanity to think highly of their own essence. Consequently, three complex insular denominations emerged to carry out the responsibilities that were previously carried out by machines.
The spacing guides came first ,these were a batch of seafarer that declared a trust on faster-than-light-travel. Secondly ,there stood the Sisterhood of the Bene Gesserit, who oriented their all-girl pupils a a combination of superhuman agilities and ecclesiastical methods. And lastly, we have the Mentates, a race of people who have been taught to recall everything and comprehend complicated mathematical proficiency. The Spacing Guide controls navigation, while the Sisterhood strives to propel humankind to develop and the Mentates are practically life computers. It is complicated to discern which galaxy is exceptional. The first witnessed humans become extremely dependent on machines, while the last witnessed diverse criminal alliances vehemently alter them. 44