Stories of the Foundation, Habitats, and the Future of Humanity

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Bias

In these stories, bias can be defined as thoughts leading to actions that discriminate against or disproportionately favor one person or group over another based on incorrect or superficial perceptions. (paraphrase from Bias: The Basics) Many of our biases have been passed down from our ancient ancestors. These stories contain examples or explanations of bias.

Stories

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  • 2025-Nov-16 Acting Out

    Acting Out takes the reader through part of Noodin’s Day, participating in a mandatory task and interacting with the Hanlons, where truth and introspection occur.
  • 2025-May-16 Craving Normalcy

    Exploring the process of recruitment and quarantine as the Catastrophe approaches through the eyes of one Reggie Lang
  • 2025-Apr-16 Dressing the Part

    In which Alexandra decides which parts she will dress for.
  • 2024-Oct-17 Meeting Noodin
  • 2024-Sep-26 You Say You Want an Evolution

    Alexandra tells the story of the beginnings of the Foundation and the habitats, tracing the Catastrophe to the very beginnings of the human race.
  • 2024-Aug-15 Pesci Fest

    Brandon Sheehan attends a fishing party with Kevin Hanlon.

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  • 2025-Apr-16 i write of the worlds

    I write of the worlds forming a line along the thread of humanity’s history.

  • 2025-Apr-16 Removing Biases

    Over time, we worked to bring our society into accordance with the Charter, formulating a way forward to weed out systemic biases and the stigmas attached.

  • 2025-Mar-16 In Their Own Words

    I have become enthralled by the stories of those recruited to live in the Habitats. Many of their underlying themes are similar: hopes for a better life and full participation in a shared experiment to create a strong and cohesive community.
  • 2024-Oct-17 Introducing Noodin

    Noodin Kasabien was proud of his heritage as a member of an Indigenous tribe but, like many others, was raised in poverty and held in disdain by those who immigrated from across the ocean.