• DNA, chapter 2, part 1

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    The next day is more or less what she expected. To tell the future is really no problem as long as one can add up one and one. Of course, one needs to leave room for the surprise as a factor of uncertainty, – only gods are permitted to be infallible. Good fortune has it…

  • DNA, Chapter 1, Part 7

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    They are in an indulgent mood, but must serve themselves because Femina’s domestic help is in its docking station to get uploaded. Tina is inspecting ‘him’ while Femina puts out all the goodies she can find. Tina states that it is exactly the model she is after. Her old one is definitely not for repair,…

  • DNA Chapter 1, Part 6

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    “Mh, this champagne is not bad at all”, says Femina and follows the tingling cool from the mouth into the stomach, into the blood, right into the cells of her brain and all her body. In fact, she feels more and more tipsy and she does not mind at all. She leans back into the…

  • DNA Chapter 1, Part 5

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    Her thoughts return to the word freedom. Oddly enough it awakens in everyone similar longings but everyone understands it differently. Sozieterna understands it as: ‘Nothing to be, Nothing to have, Nothing to want, Nothing to need’ Death seems to be the ultimate liberator and Philosophers, particularly the existentialists or materialists subscribe to it: ‘No Body,…

  • DNA Chapter 1, Part 4

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    Should we be concerned about the children living in such unconventional conditions? This is a question only asked by people who believe their type of raising children is the right one. Sozieternas are less categorical. The only thing they insist on is that every Sozieterna is responsible for all children, their own or not. The…

  • DNA Chapter 1, Part 3

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    They are a minority, but they differ from other ethnic groups and any other nations as they have no and never claim or want to have a state of their own. They have no government and no representative whom they chose and who would act on their behalf. Every single person is a representative of…

  • DNA Chapter 1, Part 2

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    “Well”, says Femina with a dismissive gesture, “the boss is just the hook to hang the hat on for all the other things that cause my heartburn. I don”t know if he really is the worst.” She quickly takes account of various colleagues. “Indeed, the boss is reactionary, intelligent and therefore dangerous, but the subordinates…

  • DNA Chapter 1, Part 1

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    Mr. Autumn has arrived early. During the day he tries to hide behind the sun but when the sun is not around he cannot fool anyone. Even the days are shorter as Femina sadly notices. In the morning when she hurries to work, the sky is grey and it takes a long time until the…