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What If All Women Vanished
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- ISBN8235261860
- EAN9798235261860
- Date de parution04/08/2026
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- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
What if every woman, every girl, and every female infant on Earth vanished at exactly the same moment?No warning. No bodies. No explanation. In the first hours, hospitals struggle, vehicles crash, children are left alone, and governments confront the largest disappearance in human history. But the immediate catastrophe is only the beginning. As the surviving men rebuild healthcare, caregiving, economies, governments, and families, humanity faces a far greater problem: a species that can reorganize its society may still be unable to reproduce.
From the first terrifying hour to the final generation, WHAT IF ALL WOMEN VANISHED? follows one impossible question through science, psychology, economics, grief, technology, reproduction, ageing, and extinction. Provocative, deeply researched, and emotionally powerful, this is not a book about whether women matter more than men. It is about what humanity discovers when half of itself disappears-and the remaining half must decide whether civilization can survive the loss.
From the first terrifying hour to the final generation, WHAT IF ALL WOMEN VANISHED? follows one impossible question through science, psychology, economics, grief, technology, reproduction, ageing, and extinction. Provocative, deeply researched, and emotionally powerful, this is not a book about whether women matter more than men. It is about what humanity discovers when half of itself disappears-and the remaining half must decide whether civilization can survive the loss.