Re: Alternative histories and paralele universes

>I have to say this again. This is such a cool idea: interactions
>between con-nations/cultures!
>
>I haven't worked out the details of Boreanesia's modern history. But
>Japan would have definitely invaded Boreanesia. Perhaps a nearby
>superpower like Nowapan could liberate tiny little Boreanesia.
>Nowapan could perhaps also introduce the Cooperativist State after
>the liberation. Its an appealing system that seems to go well with
>Boreanesian culture.
>
>But then again, like you said, each of us might be a tad to
>protective of our own creations for this to work in the long run.
>When one changes something, a conflict could arise when the other's
>creation becomes affected by this change. I fear that eventually,
>such creative unions will diverge into separate creations later on.
>
>Regards,
>-Kristian- 8-)
Well, no, you could just create fictional wars over the land or something.
Anything is possible. Your creations don't necessarily have to be in the
same "now"; One culture in a place could be during a certain "ancient"
time, then another in that same place at a later time (think of the middle
east!).

I don't think it would be reasonable to get malat into this universe, since
it's a totally regular, and thus a little unnatural. Besides I have no
ideas on where it would be put, and why there'd be a perfectly regular
language.

Good luck on this alternate universe, sounds pretty cool to me!
--
-Time is what keeps everything from happening at once.

-Garrett Jones aka Alkaline
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