Is the division between male and female channelers, who channel completely different sources, can't even tell what the other is doing without artificial methods, also not represented by their radically different anatomy and roles in reproduction? Your starting assumption that the division IS in fact artificial seems highly unreasonable. Perhaps you should prove this point before moving on with the rest of a plan.

This is like the joke about the physicist, the chemist and the economist stranded on a desert island with nothing but some cans of food and a cookfire. When confronted with the problem of removing the food from the cans, the physicist begins calculating the force and velocity needed to smash them open. The chemist attempts to figure the point at which the metal of the cans needs to be heated in order to be opened. The economist says he knows what to do, and when asked for his plan, says "First, assume a can opener. Then..." That is a mighty big first assumption you and the economist are asking us to make.

Yeah, no. RtDB already. Elaida is completely ignorant of Pevara's plan, and Pevara does NOT have her confidence of any more access than any Red Sitter might enjoy with an Amyrlin formerly of her Ajah. Elaida knows nothing of EITHER of Pevara's major agendas. You might want to spend more time reading the actual books, and not BS like whatever that Nine Impossible Things source you cited. The so-called 9 things are a colloquial expression used in the second mention of a POSSIBLE Foretelling, in a context that casts doubt on the veracity of said Foretelling, if there ever even WAS one that foretold Rand doing a series of impossible tasks. Get things straight.



It's possible, but it seems a bit out of character for the way they have been portrayed thus far. There is the actual REAL Foretelling (as opposed to the unseen, unconfirmed and highly dubious Foretelling of the Nine Impossible Things) that "the Guardians balance the Servants." They cannot do this if they all become Servants. The Asha'man and Aes Sedai might end up working VERY closely together indeed, but they will maintain their seperate identities. There are simply too many differences to make a complete integration feasible. The two symbols might join to form a perfect circle, but they retain their distinctions and identities. No one has any trouble telling which part is which and neither crosses the bounds of the other. Like male and female genders themselves, I believe they will remain seperate for the foreseeable future. The majority of adult men and women might marry and live together in mixed pairs, but they will never unite as a single gender.