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While other peoples tried to introduce power, laws, money and other ways to eliminate personal freedoms somewhere on the planet the conecept of absolute freedom endured. And in the end other forms of society failed in competition to the free peoples. Even during the times when alien invaders took many thousand lives the Paelian way of life wasn't challenged. | While other peoples tried to introduce power, laws, money and other ways to eliminate personal freedoms somewhere on the planet the conecept of absolute freedom endured. And in the end other forms of society failed in competition to the free peoples. Even during the times when alien invaders took many thousand lives the Paelian way of life wasn't challenged. | ||
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Like Humanity is not one culture but a cultural melting pot Paelians are quite seperated in their cultures, too. If there is to be found one culture all Paelian peoples share, it is the idea of absolute freedom. Although norms established of course and in the case of Nemea even duties became neccessary the concept of a common law, representatives, nations, democracy and many others were extremely confusing to the Paelians at first contact. | Like Humanity is not one culture but a cultural melting pot Paelians are quite seperated in their cultures, too. If there is to be found one culture all Paelian peoples share, it is the idea of absolute freedom. Although norms established of course and in the case of Nemea even duties became neccessary the concept of a common law, representatives, nations, democracy and many others were extremely confusing to the Paelians at first contact. | ||