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CULTURE
Earth - the cradle of humanity where hairless apes once, millennia ago, learned how to bang two rocks together (in the process inadvertently inventing civilisation) - remains the cultural, economic and political centre of the Federation, not to mention making up two thirds of humanity's population even a century after humanity first took to the stars. With a population over ten billion, its people are firmly divided into two classes: haves, living a modest middle class life that isn't too dissimilar to the 21st century, and the extreme have-nots, living in conditions that resemble a favela, sometimes with little more than a brick wall dividing them.
 
A proud and perhaps even exceptionalist people, many Terrans look down on their interstellar colonial cousins.
 


==History==
==History==

Revision as of 11:25, 9 December 2022

Earth

Role: Cradle of humanity
Circumference: 24,901 miles
Population: 11,536,000
Orbital Path: Third
Rotational Period (days): 1
Orbital Period (days): 360
Primary Function: Political, cultural and economic centre of the Federation
Retention Index: 5

Earth - the cradle of humanity where hairless apes once, millennia ago, learned how to bang two rocks together (in the process inadvertently inventing civilisation) - remains the cultural, economic and political centre of the Federation, not to mention making up two thirds of humanity's population even a century after humanity first took to the stars. With a population over ten billion, its people are firmly divided into two classes: haves, living a modest middle class life that isn't too dissimilar to the 21st century, and the extreme have-nots, living in conditions that resemble a favela, sometimes with little more than a brick wall dividing them.

A proud and perhaps even exceptionalist people, many Terrans look down on their interstellar colonial cousins.


History

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Laws and Government

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Economy

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