Carl Barron's Library

Carl Barron's Library is a public governmental library that is constructed by Carl Barron's engineering division. It was opened to the public on April 1, 2022. It is regarded as Kavanaghia's most important building, since it is the ultimate source of in-depth knowledge of entertainment topics.
== Books ==
It is a vast library containing over 500,000 books, all of them documenting a fictional universe each, with some exceptions. All of these books feature complete, in-depth information on all sorts of entertainment topics. Unless a topic is extremely obscure, having only just a few dozen people ever consume the medium (or for example, a game on Steam with 5 reviews), there is a book on the topic, otherwise, they would be catalogued into databases depending on their category of medium.
The concept of this library is essentially a print version of Fandom, but in a more centralized, peer-reviewed manner, all while documenting only "real" media and doing so in the most complete and sophisticated manner possible.
There are alternate formats for the library, including a web/mobile app version, a VR version, an AR version, a mind-machine interface (where prompts come from the mind), a holographic version, a large language model trained on the library's data that answers everything from it and/or presents the information differently with personalized learning paths and reading capabilities (such as some people being better as visual learners), and more. The entire library can also be downloaded digitally in seconds through several formats (text only, text with images, text with book history, text without book history). All non-print versions can be automatically machine-translated too. Moreover, quantum computing and neural networks for knowledge extraction are also used here.
The library is divided into seven sections: two are reserved for games (not just including video games, but board games and other types of games too), one for movies, one for television series, one for literature (including comics), one for other categories (such as music and web content), and one for general books that don't focus on a particular topic or fictional universe, but rather more on a general topic, such as YouTube, pro wrestling, or just a database for fictional heroes. The last section is the section that can be found at the dome of the library, while the 6 other sections are spread across the library.
The reason why games are split into two sections is due to the vast amount of knowledge that exists in video games. They are also the medium with the highest demand of knowledge out of all of the entertainment topics due to variables. These video games often have databases for in-game items and these in-game items could even have pages themselves, not to mention that plenty of video games can also have lengthy lore, spanning dozens of hours, all of which is documented as well (though television series are of course divided into episodes with lengthy lore too, but video games also generally present more in-game items).
Fictional universes presented in more than one medium (e.g. video game, movie, etc.) are put in their proper category. For example, if Star Wars is more so focused on movies rather than TV series or video games, then it is in the movies section of the library.
These books can be replicated and be given to anybody for free. However, the original version of the book cannot be removed from the library, because of the fact that if somebody does so, an invisible barrier existing on the windows and doors of the library will only prevent books from being surpassed in them.
Every day, around several dozen books are being added to the library, with thousands of pages being added every day, and thousands more being continuously updated.
== History ==
At some point, Carl Barron decided to buy out the library from the modern day Kavanaghia Building Ultra to keep it in his mansion, and then for over eight months, he decided to be so greedy to the point where he refused to give out any knowledge about a specific topic, notably when someone asks him a very specific question. Due to his greediness, he wanted the library to open after he dies, which would actually mean that people would've needed to wait at least another century until the library opens.
Though, in secrecy, he was hiring thousands of writers to mass produce new books and pages on the more obscure entertainment topics, all of whom were writing such books in the very few, large, completed rooms of the library, while the rest of the library was being under construction.
Several months later, the construction and the contents of the library were completed on March 24, 2022. However, it wasn't opened until a week later, because Carl didn't want to open it due to his greediness. However, since humans have taken over an enemy Earth community that was requested by Carl to be annihilated, he decided to finally open the library, on April 1, 2022. Anybody could access it for free, as well as its non-profit website, except a few people who were banned from the library for banning Carl on specific Discord servers on April Fool's Day, but these bans were shortly lifted after.
== Other Features ==
A couple of other features are an auditorium for Swegz's Master Class, where Swegz will show up and discuss interesting entertainment topics to thousands of students in the auditorium for no fee. Another notable feature of the library is the large outdoor area being organized as a vast, open walking space.
== Trivia ==
*The Minecraft map, really, is just the The Uncensored Library, except that the logo at the front says "Carl Barron's Library" instead of "The Uncensored Library", though really, the library was imagined to be of such design anyway.
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