Humans do like the idea of striking down xeno space ships so hard they think it’s the righteously angry hand of god punishing them for messing with Adam in the garden of Eden.
Some science fiction doesn't so much predict the future as cause and inspire it. Flip cell phones for example were inspired by Star Trek TOS communicators.
Yeah, I remember reading about that years ago. Of course, I grew up watching the original Star Trek, so it was very interesting to read how Star Trek influenced people to invent things based on the show It was fascinating to me.
So, visualize time as a river, with cause upstream. Humans have created 'eddies' where locally, and on a small scale, the effect comes first. I'd love to see the math on that.
that would probably be my fault , i got caught up editing and lost track of time and only realized 10 mins before the normal time to set the video to premiere
Being capable of such precise temporal navigation...as demonstrated by the blaster, falling to pieces before it could be aimed, wouldn't it have been just as easy to go backwards/"forwards?", to a/the time that the deadly pathogen had been contracted, to either entirely prevent the initial transmission of said disease to..patient zero, or to have been MORE than thoroughly prepared.."BSL-4 minimum equipment" to find and isolate patient zero..travel to whatever point in time where.."when" the means to develop a vaccine to the pathogenic agent.."be it viral, bacterial or even genetic", And..with the cure..in hand, go BACK to just before it BECAME a wingspread hazard, with the..now, fully inoculated patient zero..AND to wherever the disease had cone from, and destroy it, at its source so that no future expeditions might stumble upon it once again??😅
honestly that was just so mean. he sees an uninhabited world, there are laws in place to take uninhabited worlds, he followed the letter of the law and left to wait for the owners of the planet to respond. literally all the humans had to do was say "yes we exist, that planet is ours please go away" and he would have just left. instead they stole his crew, blacklisted him from refueling his ship, stole all his money, stole his fleet of ships that rightfully belonged to him, broke his gun as he tried to defend his ground after the human trespassed on his ship, and then threatened to throw him in prison without cause. the humans are 100% the bad guys in this story, I feel so bad for that poor alien fellow that just wanted an easy paycheck. that'd be like murdering a persons parents and burning down his house just because he decided to open a hotdog stand on your street, not knowing that you hated hotdogs with a fiery passion and you where president of a secret anti hotdog vigilante group that ruins the lives of anyone who sells hotdogs.
Ignoring the fact he was practically a criminal, mafia boss styled loan shark? Aka, a person who gives peoples loans with interest rates that makes banks look reasonable and fair by comparison, loans that said person will never be able to repay. A person who treated their employees, ones acquired through moral grey areas like slaves. The humans had done their research, of course, they knew about his stint in prision after all. They knew what he did in his past. If the xeno was "Just" A salvager. It would be overkill, I grant you that. But given that this scumbag likely pulled the exact same shit on people he didn't like? I reckon it was fair.
@@Destroyer_V0 not 'practically' a criminal. he was sentenced for crimes on his home world then proceeded to steal a ship so he would not face his punishment.
Some places are not abandoned, some places are isolated for a reason, considering this xeno did the equivalent of interrupting the changing of the guard at the memorial/tomb of the unknown soldier while violating the perimeter of a closed off and secure military base . . . Yea I’d say the loan shark got off easy tbh
I keep jumping around, to listen to these stories in my spare time. Damn I wish I had discovered them at the beginning. Fur the algorerythm!
For the Algorithm
Yeah humans don't like the idea of our home world being labeled as "salvage".
Humans do like the idea of striking down xeno space ships so hard they think it’s the righteously angry hand of god punishing them for messing with Adam in the garden of Eden.
@@RomanvonUngernSternbergnrmfvus Absolutely.
Some science fiction doesn't so much predict the future as cause and inspire it. Flip cell phones for example were inspired by Star Trek TOS communicators.
Yeah, I remember reading about that years ago.
Of course, I grew up watching the original Star Trek, so it was very interesting to read how Star Trek influenced people to invent things based on the show
It was fascinating to me.
Buddy of mine broke 2 flip phones because he kept using it to pretend to be a star trek captain, aka kirk. 😂
First story, human captain: You have got to be kidding me.
The aliens reading that story: I fucking knew it
Those who have mastered and broke free of the Quantum Realm can not be bested by anyone still fixed within it.
So the second story: Humanity became the Q essentially
Except they still have purpose to their lives.
The loanshark finally annoyed a major power enough to get their attention.
Too bad that power knew all the shortcuts through the 4th dimension
That first story. LMAO.
Me thinks the 'filling error' was deliberate.
That loan shark ignored some crimson flags. Greed blinded him from some obvious truths. Well, he got what he had coming to him.
A funtastic mindwarp...err time warp.
It’s just a (hyper) jump to the left…….
Thank You for the reading
laws of physics *scoffs* challenge accepted
Sparks out of electronics designed to handle reversing of polarity differently than modern tech. In other words, startrek tech.
People who said "we're the Borg" just before it was said, say hi 😂 🤣
I can't believe I got it right 😂
So, visualize time as a river, with cause upstream. Humans have created 'eddies' where locally, and on a small scale, the effect comes first. I'd love to see the math on that.
HA! Humans DID come before Timelords.
So that’s what happened to the Bjorks? Explains why she hasn’t released anything of late - too busy being Queen!
1st story.. capitain damn I'm about to become locutus
Ah masters of karma
Karma? Karma for what?
For the algorithm
28th view 8th like and first comment 😅 how in Hell's name did I not get a notification for this 🧐🤔😤
that would probably be my fault , i got caught up editing and lost track of time and only realized 10 mins before the normal time to set the video to premiere
@@AgroSquerril I see my apologies I hope you didn't have to rush it to much but I still wonder why I didn't get any notification about the video 🤔
To please the algorithm is all
keeper going
I missed the premiere :(
Algorithm smile upon thee
for the algorithm
Fun
Being capable of such precise temporal navigation...as demonstrated by the blaster, falling to pieces before it could be aimed, wouldn't it have been just as easy to go backwards/"forwards?", to a/the time that the deadly pathogen had been contracted, to either entirely prevent the initial transmission of said disease to..patient zero, or to have been MORE than thoroughly prepared.."BSL-4 minimum equipment" to find and isolate patient zero..travel to whatever point in time where.."when" the means to develop a vaccine to the pathogenic agent.."be it viral, bacterial or even genetic", And..with the cure..in hand, go BACK to just before it BECAME a wingspread hazard, with the..now, fully inoculated patient zero..AND to wherever the disease had cone from, and destroy it, at its source so that no future expeditions might stumble upon it once again??😅
FtA, FtA(s), FtDV!
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Flop , Flip.?
F.T.A
F.T.A
It seems some Xenos think they are Borgs er sorry Blorgs.
49th, 6 September 2023
honestly that was just so mean. he sees an uninhabited world, there are laws in place to take uninhabited worlds, he followed the letter of the law and left to wait for the owners of the planet to respond. literally all the humans had to do was say "yes we exist, that planet is ours please go away" and he would have just left. instead they stole his crew, blacklisted him from refueling his ship, stole all his money, stole his fleet of ships that rightfully belonged to him, broke his gun as he tried to defend his ground after the human trespassed on his ship, and then threatened to throw him in prison without cause. the humans are 100% the bad guys in this story, I feel so bad for that poor alien fellow that just wanted an easy paycheck.
that'd be like murdering a persons parents and burning down his house just because he decided to open a hotdog stand on your street, not knowing that you hated hotdogs with a fiery passion and you where president of a secret anti hotdog vigilante group that ruins the lives of anyone who sells hotdogs.
Yeah that was a bit too cruel they human might have been busy with something really important and had no time to spare
Ignoring the fact he was practically a criminal, mafia boss styled loan shark? Aka, a person who gives peoples loans with interest rates that makes banks look reasonable and fair by comparison, loans that said person will never be able to repay. A person who treated their employees, ones acquired through moral grey areas like slaves. The humans had done their research, of course, they knew about his stint in prision after all. They knew what he did in his past.
If the xeno was "Just" A salvager. It would be overkill, I grant you that. But given that this scumbag likely pulled the exact same shit on people he didn't like? I reckon it was fair.
@@Destroyer_V0 not 'practically' a criminal. he was sentenced for crimes on his home world then proceeded to steal a ship so he would not face his punishment.
Some places are not abandoned, some places are isolated for a reason, considering this xeno did the equivalent of interrupting the changing of the guard at the memorial/tomb of the unknown soldier while violating the perimeter of a closed off and secure military base . . . Yea I’d say the loan shark got off easy tbh
@@Destroyer_V0 I don’t judge off of a criminal record personally I think that the motivations and intentions matter just as much if not more so.