Re: Adept's questions on chaos

From: Peter Metcalfe <metcalph_at_k3jD3LsY6_VQ4uXnQ5HtZgi4wFCMTiIpxtnSTnmCFnX3e4bTAnMkH_WQPpzIvXcPWoN>
Date: Tue, 24 Apr 2007 17:22:51 +1200


Michael Hitchens:

> Chaos seems to have it easier to seep
>in when society is weak. So a practitioner of incest is more likely to
>get the taint if the clan is weak than if the clan is strong - see the
>example in Gathering Thunder.

If and only if you believe incest is chaotic. But say there was a society based on greco-roman egypt which had brother-sister marriages? Would they be chaotic? Would it be chaos if the marriage were between an uncle and a niece (which is not unusual). What about first cousins? Forbidden in Heortling society.

--Peter Metcalfe            

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