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In a five page long story first written a few years ago, a girl from an undefined period in pre-historical times narrates her life in her home, a boggy glen surrounded by onion grass, which she learns to pick and replant in her family’s land, in what seems like the beginning of farming. Her voice is contemporary, and she describes a trajectory of millennia from the vantage point of someone who’s already been to all the different moments in time, past, present and future. The heavy onion smell that always surrounds her becomes a saving grace when she manages to avoid marriage and is free to dedicate her time to mind wandering, investigating, and inventing. As a result of a chain of philosophical considerations, she happens upon the realization that a disc turned on its side, joined to another disc by a stick in its geometrical center, is a wheeled vehicle. She soon connects the device to a rectangular body that can carry things and people far and wide, and so trade begins and with it…
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In a five page long story first written a few years ago, a girl from an undefined period in pre-historical times narrates her life in her home, a boggy glen surrounded by onion grass, which she learns to pick and replant in her family’s land, in what seems like the beginning of farming. Her voice is contemporary, and she describes a trajectory of millennia from the vantage point of someone who’s already been to all the different moments in time, past, present and future. The heavy onion smell that always surrounds her becomes a saving grace when she manages to avoid marriage and is free to dedicate her time to mind wandering, investigating, and inventing. As a result of a chain of philosophical considerations, she happens upon the realization that a disc turned on its side, joined to another disc by a stick in its geometrical center, is a wheeled vehicle. She soon connects the device to a rectangular body that can carry things and people far and wide, and so trade begins and with it…












































































