My vision of late 21st century North America

very interesting.

it would help some if you had some color keys to the last map?

i do thank you, though, for leaving New Mexico more or less unchanged.
i like it the way it is!

Originally posted by queenannie38
very interesting.

it would help some if you had some color keys to the last map?

i do thank you, though, for leaving New Mexico more or less unchanged.
i like it the way it is!

actually the un-labeled colors are just transition zones.

Or this one?

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what do you mean, exactly?

could we have some more information, please?

Couple of things --

In the first link, you have a headline "Languages...."

Why would Miami switch to speaking Miamian or whatever you call it? It's predominantly Spanish as a second language. I would imagine if switching languages it would focus on Spanish instead of creating an entirely new language in the next 90 years or so.

90 years isn't really that long a time period. I can't imagine that any of the new languages you presented would be able to be established and spoken by enough people in order for it to be considered a new official language.

Also, there is no way New Mexico is going to remain largely untouched. I would like to know your rationale for all surrounding areas to be under attack / conquer / re-establish, but New Mexico is left completely alone.?

Originally posted by queenannie38
reply to post by Donnie Darko

 

what do you mean, exactly?

could we have some more information, please?

these countries are more like confederations of local entities, they're not actually run by a large national government.

Yeah, what's up with New Mexico staying the same? Not that I'd complain.

Originally posted by AwakeinNM
Yeah, what's up with New Mexico staying the same? Not that I'd complain.

the people there just seem well rooted. more than anyone else in NA really.

How exactly would the Indian reservations be affected, if at all. They're basically a nation unto themselves. A lot of them consider the US to be another country.

How exactly would the Indian reservations be affected, if at all. They're basically a nation unto themselves. A lot of them consider the US to be another country.

and we're mean
and stubborn
and set in our ways
sometimes we smell a little ripe (in the summer in the desert)
we have lots of stinging bugs and reptiles that will make you ill if you live
a climate that will kill the unprepared without water in less than a day
flash floods that will kill the foolish in less than an hour
cacti, sinkholes, and deadly mirages
lots more fun stuff - too much to mention here!


oh yeah....and we have ancient secret magic.