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In human society, the family is the central focus of most humans. Even in dysfunctional families, blood ties still mean something. For billions of humans, especially dedicated homemakers, the family will absorb 80 to 90% of their time and effort. Whether it’s caring for children, taking care of aging parents, doting on a spouse, planning the next family reunion, Thanksgiving dinner, or a family vacation, the family is central and, for some, almost all-consuming. If aliens in the Extraterrestrial Alliance are psychopaths, their families must be equally dysfunctional. Can Creator give us an idea of just how much the entire concept of the family remains alive in the three alien cultures?
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Human infants are completely helpless and need full-time care for a number of years, and then close supervision for many more years after that. Are the Arcturian infants and Anunnaki infants similar? What about Reptilian children? Do they have the same extended needs, or are there some pronounced differences?
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How are unwanted pregnancies dealt with in the three alien societies? Is it a case of “My body, my choice,” or is it much more complicated than that?
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In human societies, it is almost universally assumed that parents are predominantly responsible for the care and upbringing of their children. It’s the parent’s job to make sure children are fed, clothed, provided shelter, and that their health needs are attended to. It’s the parent’s job to make sure their children attend school. Do these same parental duties continue to exist and be state enforced in the three alien civilizations?
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How are population quotas decided and administered in the three civilizations? Does one have to apply to have a child? Or are they chosen to be a parent? Do they have any say in the matter, or is it considered a duty you don’t question if you are selected by some criteria you meet? Would this vary by caste and class ranking?
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In the three alien civilizations, how much involvement and influence do the parents have over their children versus the state? Are children separated at an early age and raised in state institutions? At what age typically are they tested and have their future charted out for them?
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How much does nepotism play a role in the three alien civilizations versus humans?
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