[LMB] Betan influence

[Tzivia Adler]

> If Barryar is perceived by women to be incompatible with their needs and 
> desires, they'll find a place that works better for them, ... It's 
> possible that a reduction in resources (women) could make the remaining 
> resources more valuable, and give them more power to make the changes that 
> would result in Barryar being a better option for more women.
>
> --Heather
>
>
also possible that the ones who didn't leave will be treated as a miser 
treats his gold. locked up for their own good.  why let the last few wombs 
leave?  especially since letting the proles move from county to county - or 
is it district to district? - is fairly new, yes? miles remembers the change 
happening hwen he was about 6.  that's less then 25 years.  youngsters may 
not remember restrictions, but all the older generation does. they haven't 
begun to die out yet, and neither have thier attitudes.

we really don't know the ratio of conservative to progressive, since the 
main people we see are strenuously progressive.

in 'moon is a harsh mistress', the scarcity of females made them treasured 
and powerful, but treasure is often horded and kept under lock and key.

ziviya, not optimistic but on topic!