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For mine, I’m going to have Phaedra return to her thoughts and Pausania’s angry company in A Symposium in Space…
Men had started a terrible war, decimating a huge portion of the population. In the end, Ancient Earth had survived. Humanity, to use another archaic word, had survived.
Most of those survivors had been colonists who were already creating revolutionary cultures, dependent on the terrain of their individual planets.
Those colonists never forgot Ancient Earth or the lessons they’d learned from her suffering. Men became less and less a part of the new worlds rising in power and prosperity.
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This is such an intriguing concept! ❤️
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Thank you!
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This was an intriguing snippet
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I’m trying to imagine how that would have happened, especially going from where we are now. Were there fights, women banding together to form networks of power, or did the women simply ignore the men as if they weren’t relevant? … lots of interesting things to think about…
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Thank you! More the latter, although there was a measure of both, along with other elements which have been forgotten in official Intergalactic Democratic herstory.
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Intriguing…
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Thank you!
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