12/22
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World Does Dance
It began when she was seven, with a world atlas. "Here," her grandmother said, "learn about the world you must save." And what fascinated her most was Pangaea, the continents moving through their elaborate waltz to the familiar shapes of separation.
When she went to university, the hobby developed into a passion. She produced a groundbreaking theory combining geology and ecology, drawing attention to the pressing need for conservation.
Not all geologists came home to someone telepathically connected to the Earth, but this was the only way to be believed. This time, without bloodshed, they would get their message out.