Course of Empire
1956

Course of Empire is a science fiction short story by Richard Wilson, first published in 1956. The narrative critiques human colonization efforts through the humorous and ironic discussions of two men, Roger Boynton and Allister, as they reflect on past attempts to colonize Mars, Venus, and Jupiter. The story highlights the cultural misunderstandings and whimsical decisions that led to failures, culminating in the twist that the native Medeans of Ganymede successfully colonize Earth instead. This work explores themes of human hubris and the unpredictability of interplanetary relations.
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