In Defense of next Tuesday (story)

In Defense of next Tuesday, a short story by Jean Lorrah, appears in the fanzine AMBROV ZEOR #2   http://www.simegen.com/sgfandom/rimonslibrary/defense.html
Jacqueline later commented  ---- It should be noted the title Jean chose was a takeoff on a title of a Star Trek article of mine, IN DEFENSE OF TUESDAY -- Spock's Sister. "Star Trek's" Canon was Spock had no siblings. Guess what happened in a MOVIE? Yes, Gene Roddenberry  et. al. read Kraith. --- Link to Kraith ----  http://www.simegen.com/fandom/startrek/kraith/
(Source:  Index card file.  In Defense of next Tuesday -- Jean Lorrah)  Hypothosizes, that in order for a Sime/Gen territorial division to have occured without simes being rapidly killed off at changeover, or Zelerod's Doom happening sooner, certain events MUST have taken place.
(1)  A period of harmony initially between sime and Gen before the Ages of Chaos.
(a)  This must have happened to explain the amount of knowledge that was carried into Sime Territory.
(b)  In our "humane society of today"  -- in Post 1976 --- the act of transfer had to be without egobliss because the Gens would have so greatly outnumbered the newly emerging simes as to wipe them out if they began by Killing the Gens who wouldn't "know" they were Gens.