P362 [NEW]

Kaelen ran a hand through their hair, which felt more like fine optic fibers than protein. For Kaelen, the ancient worries about "men" and "women" felt like worrying about which side of a coin was up when the coin had long since melted into a single sphere.

Kaelen looked at the fragment of p362 again. The author had been worried about planes falling out of the sky or nuclear weapons in Southeast Asia. Those "bad guys" were gone, replaced by a global collective mind that didn't know how to hate because it didn't know how to be "separate." Kaelen ran a hand through their hair, which

"Kaelen," a voice vibrated directly into their auditory cortex. It was Jara, or at least the consciousness that currently occupied the Jara-unit. "The transport to the Central Asian colony is departing. Are you still coming?" The author had been worried about planes falling

The reference to appears in various literary and technical contexts, most notably within Stephen Baxter’s science fiction novel Coalescent , where it touches on the evolution of humanity and the blurring lines of sexual identity. "The transport to the Central Asian colony is departing