The reference to appears in various literary and technical contexts, most notably within Stephen Baxter’s science fiction novel Coalescent , where it touches on the evolution of humanity and the blurring lines of sexual identity.
Kaelen ran a hand through their hair, which felt more like fine optic fibers than protein. For Kaelen, the ancient worries about "men" and "women" felt like worrying about which side of a coin was up when the coin had long since melted into a single sphere. The reference to appears in various literary and
"Kaelen," a voice vibrated directly into their auditory cortex. It was Jara, or at least the consciousness that currently occupied the Jara-unit. "The transport to the Central Asian colony is departing. Are you still coming?" The reference to appears in various literary and