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IE 456 would have taken so easily the control, basing her saying on a pseudo- rationality. Let’s come to the texts: IE 456 would have been intellectually very gifted (she would have been a professor at the age of 13). Before taking the power, the planet was governed by a unique chief, which was far of being a tyrant. He was assisted by twelve counsellors. When he died, the council named IE 456 governor of the planet. She immediately executed the twelves counsellors making a real "coup d’etat". She was developing a strange philosophy, saying that the cosmos was not existing "a priori", but only in the spirits of the humans of UMMO. Those, by creating the mental pictures, were creating some sort of Universe. She was pretending also that when a scientist was believing to have discovered a physical or biological law, he had the illusion, that this law was not existing before and that he just had created it. Science became the essential motor of the Universe, its whole point. All had to be under the domination of a frenetic The people of the Universe was then the people of UMMO. We also knew a certain egocentrism, but the "ummocentrism" of IE 456 was passing all what we could have imagined in the domain. She would have presented herself as the "brain of UMMO", taking possession of all the inhabitants of the planet, having the right of life and death, and considering herself as the "coordination center of the cosmos". This is a phenomenon which may be compared to the influence the leader of a sect has on his disciples, and we know this may be unlimited. Let’s come back to the original Ummits texts: We are scared when we think that a young girl, which did not even had her first menses, could have subjugated millions of beings. In her luxury palace, she was surrounded by scientists and did so that a lot of habitations were turned into laboratories. In the morning, she was going secretly, in company of her police-women, in the rooms dug in the rock, and if she was finding the inactive, she was giving the order to kill all scientists and their collaborators. The men and women of UMMO would have been then classified in two categories. Those who had a good enough intellectual level had to work all time on the discovery of new knowledge. The others were considered as slaves, or guinea pigs and would have been deprived of human status. 140 scientific activity of discovery.