Humans when its time to go to war with aliens: "That's absolutely absurd and I won't hear it any further! The Normandy isn't a satisfactory design for a standard warship, clearly we should build the Enterprise." "Aww, I wanted the Battlestar Galactica." "I thought the Infinity would be a good one myself..." "Guys, were talking about an interstellar war with races that have thiusands of years of technological advancement on us, this whole discussion is ridiculous...clearly Star Destroyers are the best bet, they even have theme music."
as long as our ground forces are Astartes, Mechs from Battletech, and Emperor Class Titans....and the Marines have to at least reference Chesty Puller.....ie: have Chesty Puller Class Marine Expeditionary units where its a task force that just so happens to be entirely under the marine corp and all the ships can provide orbital close air support like space spectre gunships....so basically 40k the shit out of it
And that was without super GAIs working together and having all the flight data from previous FTL ships, currently in use FTL ships, and all the previous designs humans have come up with for different vessels, machines, and so on. Even without real pressure, they could design vessels of different configurations and uses 'just in case', maybe even run battle and civilian simulations constantly to see what's good for what.
@@AndrooUK and on top of that the narrator states the first combat ships were repurposed “hunks of metal”. Something actual humans have been doing for centuries. In the War of 1812 the “navy” of the US started as private merchant and exploration vessels repurposed into combat ones while purpose built ones had to be built.
@@IAmTheRealBill Actually, I have walked the decks of one of the war of 1812 privateers. Really. The USS Lynx. She's still sailing the US to teach people. Of course, Lynx isn't on the US Navy register anymore, and her guns are not comparable to today's. I've seen her fire her guns on Independence Day at night. That was still impressive....
@@CrazyRFGuy You obviously have no concept of what it takes to design a ship, let alone build one. It takes years, even knowing the technologies, to design something as complicated as an aircraft carrier, let alone a spaceship using technologies the designers had no idea about
@@linuxgurugamerHave the full force of humanity behind a project and it honestly wouldn't take long. Now getting the design to be as good as it's intended is another question entirely.
@johnstevens1575 the battleship New Jersey channel has a good look at the times it took to build the ships of ww2. But most were 1.5 yrs iirc. It's a good watch imo.
Love these stories. Since my first Azimov book at 14 I just stop, no matter how it takes, I just consume sci-fi. Cannot control myself. This channel is a pleasant surprise.
You should try Greg Egan. _Infinite Assassin_ is a great short story to get an idea of what you're in for. He's like a young William Gibson. I'm assuming you read _Neuromancer_ because, if you haven't, you should turn off your computer and take the next 8 hours to burn through it.
The _USS Diplomacy:_ Moon-sized starship designed specifically to be able to drive through a star and packing enough firepower to glass multiple planets. The design is very human.
Aw, I didn't want this to end so soon. I hate when I allow myself to be drawn into a story like this and then it ends before a true ending. Hopefully, there will be a part two.
This is actually my story from a long while ago. The laptop i was working on it with died in a permanent way and i only just saved up for a new pc. Idk my old reddit account, it was an account i made for a star wars roleplay subreddit, but i plan on finishing this story soon. After i get off work tonight maybe ill take a crack at rewriting my notes for this series since my last timeline and notes document is lost with the old laptop
One of the small details I love in Iain Banks' Culture series are the names of the ships (which double as the names of the AI Minds controlling said ships) such as the _Frank Exchange of Views._
@@MrBrachiatingApe I am personally a fan of the ship names given by the A.I. Petey in Schlock Mercenary. The warmongering race that created him is notorious for giving their ships pretentious names such as "The Sword Of Indominable Justice". So to mock them, he names his ships ridiculous things, like: "The Pretentious Drivel". 🤣
Very satisfying storytelling approach. The alien perspective use of human vernacular was delightfully comical. I appreciate The light-hearted cadence. Insightful commentary on the promise of human psyche... Again, very satisfying! Thank you!!! 😜👍😎
simply do NOT go into the light, where you get your memory wiped. go to a hospital and pick up a new body. or.... go to the IT lab and pick up a nice robotic body.
pish , just a afternon opsy on the jobb you know ;) who hasent accidented a blackhole , it all balances out as most tends to accident a extra solar system being pulled from inverted quantum reverberations or such small things when running a extra test when tired anyway so at worst it evens out ^^
@@Adventuresofenimog no. There is no indication of that. Furthermore if you follow the link to the original story it clearly says part one, and starts at the same place.
@@IAmTheRealBill This IS, in fact, parts 1 and 2. Follow that link you mentioned to Part 1 of the original story, and you will find Part 2's link at the bottom. But, as I said, this video IS both parts.
@@guerra_dos_bichos - As an autistic person, I have learned how to appear human, if you don’t look too closely at my mask. I consider obsessive taxonomy building as a part of the real me, not the human I pretend to be. Still, thank you for the compliment. It’s good to know I can keep up the act.
@@goatkiller666 As long as the Taxonomy is subject to the riggers of reality, and not the Victorian style of assigning based on arbitrary presupposition, I am all for rigorous (some might call this obsessive, but I will refrain from terming it such, though you have) taxonomy building a perfectly valid expression of self; After all-to be able to describe the differences, and similarities of objects greatly assists in understanding relationship between items, people, things, other animals, and so on. The truth is, everything is categorized in some ways - it's just, for most people, they take what was assigned to an object at face value and never bother to question the how, the why, or the what of the label and it's potential to be only partially relevant, or perhaps entirely misleading. I guess this is a long winded way of saying: Keep being you - world needs people like you; whether other people are aware of such reality or not.
You are an autistic person but still a human a homo sapien. The several mental and physical conditions that humanity is riddled with doesn't make anyone non-human, if anything you are more human than regular peeps.
This is an interesting story, which I wish explained several of the races more. As well as I would've preferred a bit more details for the 1st war. Still quite enjoyable
The best name ever for a spaceship is..the "Mistake not.. ". The full name of this ship is "Mistake Not My Current State Of Joshing Gentle Peevishness For The Awesome And Terrible Majesty Of The Towering Seas Of Ire That Are Themselves The Mere Milquetoast Shallows Fringing My Vast Oceans Of Wrath". Hydrogen Sonata - Iain M. Banks
Honestly, I’m on the fence about the humans. I’ve read some pretty unsavory things in the news about them. But at the same time, the few I’ve met have seemed intelligent and well meaning. It’s a tough one to call.
I like the idea of the AI...it sounds like it has emotions, empathy and allowed to talk not only humans but each other. And humans and AI working together seemed to make it so they both could excel. I liked how this went on showing how we would/could likely develop technology. What I also like is how it shows how we value the tenacity of other races. We knew we were the cause of the start of the problems...but didnt want to just give up and walk away looking weak....we stood up to them and made them come to the table. I imagined the interactions started as something like this..... Hello thanks for meeting with us....we really admire you and think you are formidable and honorable species and think our species have many similar ways of thinking....instead of hurting each other, lets join together.....we can share how to make each other stronger so we arent at the mercy of other races.
Naw. If we could have done what NASA said that we were doing in the 60s and what we were gonna be doing in the 70s, we would already be up there. Thanks to our government we don’t have our super carriers and we’re not flying around up in space like we should be. So behind in the times?
Too many years of Democrats 🤷🏻♂️ It took them an extra 100 years to figure out that slavery bad. It took them a extra 60 years to figure out that diversity of race was okay. It took them 3 years to figure out that everybody of a set race did not think the same. It's going to take them an unknown amount of time to figure out that you can't take other people's land. And after all that slow advancement now they're working on how many biological sexes there are 🤦🏻♂️ We're about as close to advancing into space as we were in the Middle Ages because of them 😭
@@michaelcollier9018 but how would a multicellular organism or any living thing survive the heat of a star core?? Microbes dont live in lava they just live around it,how is there not much of a difference??
does anyone know the short story told from the perspective of alien traders that mention "possession is 9/10ths the law" and they recall ripping off humans with junk, then the humans use that junk to reverse engineer technology and fight a war against another species
no? it was meant to be kelvin. the entire point of that section of story is talking about extremophiles. having your body boil at -243C is extreme. also, plenty of compounds boil at those temperature, like hydrogen or helium.
Interesting and engrossing story. However, you keep confusing "instellar" with "intergalactic," and occasionally with "interplanetary." These are beginner mistakes, and you should correct them.
Quite right. Most of the online scifi community waffles on precise space language. My biggest pet peeve is how many stories call every star system a "solar system" even when they call humanity's home system Sol so often they should really connect the dots. I guess "star system" just sounds a bit old fashioned and Asimov-esque but it bugs me.
@JadeBilkey Omg, that's my pet peeve also! No one uses "stellar" system anymore. They all use "solar system" when they mean "stellar system" or "star system!" I have despaired of ever seeing that corrected.
@@mordechai- I usually have it under control, but first me it is scale. First the scale of interplanetary and interstellar ships given what we know. The closest I have seen to getting that scale right is the ships in Warframe, but they fail on the crew scale; though that is for gameplay. The other is scale of population on planets. Even Asmiov’s Trantor is woefully small in that regard. An entire planet essentially turned in a giant building would be sparse at the level of population he cited as crowded. IIRC he originally put it at about 600 per square mile. For reference, NYC is approximately 30k per square mile. It has been a while but I think later he used a figure an order of magnitude higher. But that wouldn’t come close to NYC even.
Third party STLs and 3d printed minis of preexisting mechs directly undercut the company's profits. The fact that the company won't produce their own is silly, yes, but their attempt to prevent third party sources from doing it is readily understandable. Just because the player base doesn't have a problem with it doesn't mean it hasn't been a problem for the company.
recent discover shows trees have feelings and talk to each other via a mycelia root network and diffrent types of pollen...it sounds nuts but clearly they have proof or can show it,and turns out not just trees but most plants...kinda makes one wonder what will vegans eat now lol
The trees being sentient is dumb. I'm still keeping all my wood products. Those prick trees should have let us know. So, everything that's happened to them is their own fault. 🤨
0:01 to 0:50 Sorry...did you say that Humans are a "friendly" species? Have you read their history? ...also "no pirate would dare..." who is going to stop them? By definition isn't piracy illegal? Aren't you already trying to stop them?
So the US created a intergalactic fleet capable of wiping out planets cause the aliens fucked w their boats? welp thats America for you welcome to earth
I can confirm from personal inter dimensional experiences that the real future with God the Creator and His Son Jesus Christ will certainly be very satisfying. There is a good bit of information both specific and more generalized can be found in the Holy Bible. A very worthy text that many would prefer would just F ffffade away.
Im dying getting kicked over the field by this habbit i didnt think was so bad but its bad really bad mediactions thats all that works on my own mabe a day or 2 and i fall
Humans when its time to go to war with aliens:
"That's absolutely absurd and I won't hear it any further! The Normandy isn't a satisfactory design for a standard warship, clearly we should build the Enterprise."
"Aww, I wanted the Battlestar Galactica."
"I thought the Infinity would be a good one myself..."
"Guys, were talking about an interstellar war with races that have thiusands of years of technological advancement on us, this whole discussion is ridiculous...clearly Star Destroyers are the best bet, they even have theme music."
as long as our ground forces are Astartes, Mechs from Battletech, and Emperor Class Titans....and the Marines have to at least reference Chesty Puller.....ie: have Chesty Puller Class Marine Expeditionary units where its a task force that just so happens to be entirely under the marine corp and all the ships can provide orbital close air support like space spectre gunships....so basically 40k the shit out of it
Thug-class Rapid Offensive Unit or GTFO
We need one blue phone box.
@ArchAngelWC i'm partial to Daniel Daly(MOH x2) my self.
We need the ships from EE Doc Smith.
They were larger than a solar system.
Now thats a Warship.
Ever seen the pace of development in WW2 . From biplanes to jets in less than 7 years .Never underestimate what pressure can do
And that was without super GAIs working together and having all the flight data from previous FTL ships, currently in use FTL ships, and all the previous designs humans have come up with for different vessels, machines, and so on.
Even without real pressure, they could design vessels of different configurations and uses 'just in case', maybe even run battle and civilian simulations constantly to see what's good for what.
@@AndrooUK Those sims are run every day . And ignored more then not lol But they're there
@@AndrooUK and on top of that the narrator states the first combat ships were repurposed “hunks of metal”. Something actual humans have been doing for centuries. In the War of 1812 the “navy” of the US started as private merchant and exploration vessels repurposed into combat ones while purpose built ones had to be built.
@@IAmTheRealBill Actually, I have walked the decks of one of the war of 1812 privateers. Really. The USS Lynx. She's still sailing the US to teach people. Of course, Lynx isn't on the US Navy register anymore, and her guns are not comparable to today's. I've seen her fire her guns on Independence Day at night. That was still impressive....
Война самый лучший двигатель прогресса.
So well written, it was a joy.
It's always funny the speed of ship building in these stories. Only a year to research, develope, and build space super carrier, lol
pumping out reference designs from a body of known to already work techs? It wouldnt take us long at all.
@@CrazyRFGuy You obviously have no concept of what it takes to design a ship, let alone build one. It takes years, even knowing the technologies, to design something as complicated as an aircraft carrier, let alone a spaceship using technologies the designers had no idea about
Think World War 2 mass production times. Weeks to build large ships and less to construct aircraft.
@@linuxgurugamerHave the full force of humanity behind a project and it honestly wouldn't take long. Now getting the design to be as good as it's intended is another question entirely.
@johnstevens1575 the battleship New Jersey channel has a good look at the times it took to build the ships of ww2. But most were 1.5 yrs iirc. It's a good watch imo.
Love these stories. Since my first Azimov book at 14 I just stop, no matter how it takes, I just consume sci-fi. Cannot control myself.
This channel is a pleasant surprise.
You should try Greg Egan. _Infinite Assassin_ is a great short story to get an idea of what you're in for. He's like a young William Gibson. I'm assuming you read _Neuromancer_ because, if you haven't, you should turn off your computer and take the next 8 hours to burn through it.
I started with Heinlein. By accident via a librarian.
The _USS Diplomacy:_ Moon-sized starship designed specifically to be able to drive through a star and packing enough firepower to glass multiple planets.
The design is very human.
bringing democracy to the galaxy
And so was it’s use.
Ah yes, “negotiations”
There's no such thing as overkill, just not-enough-kill
@@whitemink0939 That counts as argument enhancer, you know?
Aw, I didn't want this to end so soon. I hate when I allow myself to be drawn into a story like this and then it ends before a true ending. Hopefully, there will be a part two.
Yeah i want part 2
This is part 2
This is actually my story from a long while ago. The laptop i was working on it with died in a permanent way and i only just saved up for a new pc. Idk my old reddit account, it was an account i made for a star wars roleplay subreddit, but i plan on finishing this story soon. After i get off work tonight maybe ill take a crack at rewriting my notes for this series since my last timeline and notes document is lost with the old laptop
@@kevinshults7765 so it is like your story, not is your story.
@@IAmTheRealBill no it is literally my story. I wrote this.
Wow! The ending got me wanting for more. I hope there's a continuation to this story in the future.
39:30 i can practically see the paid military PR guy like. "Here me out: USS Diplomacy" _congress breaks into laughter_ "PERFECT!" _unanimous vote_
One of the small details I love in Iain Banks' Culture series are the names of the ships (which double as the names of the AI Minds controlling said ships) such as the _Frank Exchange of Views._
@@MrBrachiatingApe I am personally a fan of the ship names given by the A.I. Petey in Schlock Mercenary.
The warmongering race that created him is notorious for giving their ships pretentious names such as "The Sword Of Indominable Justice".
So to mock them, he names his ships ridiculous things, like: "The Pretentious Drivel". 🤣
So the Americans attacked the Corvins, because they violated the prime directive when dealing with the Americans, "DON'T TOUCH OUR BOATS!"
Basically
yup and "It's not a war crime the first time!"
Wonder what the void equivelant of "Davey Jones Locker" is?
They're there.
Fair solar winds and flowing voids, shipmates.
Ah, a electricity lover I see
MandatoryFunDay strikes again!
"The mess that is the field of human psychology"
My psychologist sides lol.
Yeah that was well stated and cuts right to the core, doesn’t it? 😂
🤣
18:00
Lovely...we'd have aliens visiting our homes, then addictively licking our walls.
Aliens that can be baited with gypsum?
"Hey, Ferb. I know what we're gonna do today!"
Ded. 💀 😂😂😂
I swear, I now shudder uncontrollably whenever I hear the phrase "Galactic stage" in these stories... Arghhh!
Very satisfying storytelling approach. The alien perspective use of human vernacular was delightfully comical. I appreciate The light-hearted cadence. Insightful commentary on the promise of human psyche... Again, very satisfying! Thank you!!! 😜👍😎
"Upload their consciousness into robotic bodies"...in a word, Cybermen.
simply do NOT go into the light, where you get your memory wiped.
go to a hospital and pick up a new body.
or.... go to the IT lab and pick up a nice robotic body.
You will be upgraded. lol
Cybermen cybermen does whatever a cyberman does
Helldivers to hellpods. I repeat. Helldivers to hellpods.
The black hole part got me, spat my coffee on me going to work in car! Little ones bad...😂😅
pish , just a afternon opsy on the jobb you know ;) who hasent accidented a blackhole , it all balances out as most tends to accident a extra solar system being pulled from inverted quantum reverberations or such small things when running a extra test when tired anyway so at worst it evens out ^^
Very insightful augmented or informed fiction, I've written some myself. Again, very well-thought out story.
Very well thought out in written story thank you❤
Wonderful storytelling!!!
Thank you
You just hit something?
Yes sir it was a planet
okay continue on
These stories are so uplifting
I hope that there's a part 2 (and possibly a part 3)
Yah right? It was just getting started!
This is part 2
@@Adventuresofenimog no. There is no indication of that. Furthermore if you follow the link to the original story it clearly says part one, and starts at the same place.
@@IAmTheRealBill This IS, in fact, parts 1 and 2. Follow that link you mentioned to Part 1 of the original story, and you will find Part 2's link at the bottom. But, as I said, this video IS both parts.
I look forward to seeing a part 2 of this story
I like the way you are looking at the human race from the outside. Well done.
Categorizing things that aren’t normally categorized? If it CAN be categorized, it SHOULD be categorized.
That's so human of you 😂
@@guerra_dos_bichos - As an autistic person, I have learned how to appear human, if you don’t look too closely at my mask. I consider obsessive taxonomy building as a part of the real me, not the human I pretend to be. Still, thank you for the compliment. It’s good to know I can keep up the act.
@@goatkiller666 As long as the Taxonomy is subject to the riggers of reality, and not the Victorian style of assigning based on arbitrary presupposition, I am all for rigorous (some might call this obsessive, but I will refrain from terming it such, though you have) taxonomy building a perfectly valid expression of self; After all-to be able to describe the differences, and similarities of objects greatly assists in understanding relationship between items, people, things, other animals, and so on.
The truth is, everything is categorized in some ways - it's just, for most people, they take what was assigned to an object at face value and never bother to question the how, the why, or the what of the label and it's potential to be only partially relevant, or perhaps entirely misleading.
I guess this is a long winded way of saying: Keep being you - world needs people like you; whether other people are aware of such reality or not.
You are an autistic person but still a human a homo sapien. The several mental and physical conditions that humanity is riddled with doesn't make anyone non-human, if anything you are more human than regular peeps.
Damn, that 1st paragraph is one run-on sentence...
One more story before bed 😂
Plot twist: Mr Infinity listened to 669 more stories before finally going to bed.
I know because I have been there to.
@@matthewwriter9539 We have all been there
It's been a month. GO TO SLEEP!
@@matthewwriter9539😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Me tooooo!!! 🤣🤣🤣
20 minutes in and the story hasn’t begun yet
I saw this comment at 18:16 and it clicked, like where's the fking story at. I'll continue listening
It tries to be “deep” but only succeeds in being slow, could have fit everything important in to 2 minutes!
Mankind as a species is the true Apex Predator of the universe. The reason? ....Battle music makes you braver. R
15 Kelvin is -258.15 Celsius which is -432.67 Fahrenheit
Uhm, humans cannot survive anything near 15 Kelvins. Pretty sure you meant Celsius
No, that was intentional it was saying a creature that could survive at that temperature doesn't have a large temperature range.
When the Humans finally do call for help...may the gods help you all.
This is an interesting story, which I wish explained several of the races more. As well as I would've preferred a bit more details for the 1st war. Still quite enjoyable
Great stories.
The best name ever for a spaceship is..the "Mistake not.. ".
The full name of this ship is "Mistake Not My Current State Of Joshing Gentle Peevishness For The Awesome And Terrible Majesty Of The Towering Seas Of Ire That Are Themselves The Mere Milquetoast Shallows Fringing My Vast Oceans Of Wrath".
Hydrogen Sonata - Iain M. Banks
Good i still listen. If it better is will have part 2
Very enjoyable thank you.
Thank you, well read
Glad you like it
"all humans revere technology and science"
Funny joke. We have so many superstitions.
A good story indeed.
Great story.
Nice story, I am awaiting for sequal...
Honestly, I’m on the fence about the humans. I’ve read some pretty unsavory things in the news about them. But at the same time, the few I’ve met have seemed intelligent and well meaning. It’s a tough one to call.
I like the idea of the AI...it sounds like it has emotions, empathy and allowed to talk not only humans but each other.
And humans and AI working together seemed to make it so they both could excel.
I liked how this went on showing how we would/could likely develop technology.
What I also like is how it shows how we value the tenacity of other races.
We knew we were the cause of the start of the problems...but didnt want to just give up and walk away looking weak....we stood up to them and made them come to the table. I imagined the interactions started as something like this.....
Hello thanks for meeting with us....we really admire you and think you are formidable and honorable species and think our species have many similar ways of thinking....instead of hurting each other, lets join together.....we can share how to make each other stronger so we arent at the mercy of other races.
4000 quatloo's the humans cannot be contained!
Yeah, it's 7 to 2...
The ending was such a cliffhanger
Is there not a part two?
I will get my answere from the Hitchhiker's Guide to Galaxy.
I am not so shure this species is the one being discussed in this si-fy
@4:58 "ah! ah! He said it! He said it!"
A darn good yarn
Ah the wonder if humanity would be more like the tau or imperiem ( just got into 40k lol)
Is thee going to be a part 2 to this? It's just starting to get good, and we still don't know what in the hell they didn't know!
1903-1969 from the earth to the moon.
Thank yous!❤
Reallyy good
49:40
What in the David Attenborough?
Naw. If we could have done what NASA said that we were doing in the 60s and what we were gonna be doing in the 70s, we would already be up there. Thanks to our government we don’t have our super carriers and we’re not flying around up in space like we should be. So behind in the times?
Too many years of Democrats 🤷🏻♂️
It took them an extra 100 years to figure out that slavery bad.
It took them a extra 60 years to figure out that diversity of race was okay.
It took them 3 years to figure out that everybody of a set race did not think the same.
It's going to take them an unknown amount of time to figure out that you can't take other people's land.
And after all that slow advancement now they're working on how many biological sexes there are 🤦🏻♂️
We're about as close to advancing into space as we were in the Middle Ages because of them 😭
Lovely
❤ good story
Dam good story.
Learning from your mistakes is just common sense.
This was a really good one.
The most farfetched part of this was the bit about reparations
200 years is 200 years 😊
Why? It is factual if you look at history today in the real world.
Im sorry a living creature that can just chill in a star????
Think about the bacteria and the microbes that can live in lava not much difference
@@michaelcollier9018 but how would a multicellular organism or any living thing survive the heat of a star core?? Microbes dont live in lava they just live around it,how is there not much of a difference??
What would they be made of/based on? Sure as hell not carbon or silicone hell they might be made of neutron star material
@@theguymadofgears I think it said they were an energy based species
@@ssfbob456 not sure how that would work but ok
Where did that story go i feel like i just listened to an essay on humans
PART. TWO. PLEASE.
does anyone know the short story told from the perspective of alien traders that mention "possession is 9/10ths the law" and they recall ripping off humans with junk, then the humans use that junk to reverse engineer technology and fight a war against another species
I enjoy how the AI that wrote this confused Crlcius with Keilvin.
30K is sometjing like -250C. Not much is boiling there
Yeah, I noticcced that too. These AI generated stories are getting more and more full of errors.
no? it was meant to be kelvin. the entire point of that section of story is talking about extremophiles. having your body boil at -243C is extreme. also, plenty of compounds boil at those temperature, like hydrogen or helium.
It wasn't written by AI though. The post on Reddit is 3 years old, so it's from before AI like that was a thing.
I wish we had 10 big ships not one. We are losers we hide them love the storys
I swear this voice is sampled from grandpa max
I want more hahahaha😊
They suvive at -15 of the humans KELVIN. Dafug, that is below absolute zero...
Haha! Details, just details...
Who wrote this?
Interesting story...AI image like one I keep seeing on youtube in the last couple days...
Seems like an effort to make some sort of intellectual property claim...for what system, I wonder... 29:21
31:00 the A.I. female image
He's calling "Aviona" something "all" human ships link to...and mentioned Alpha Centauri, a star below the Sun.
Alpha Centauri is the setting for the film with blue-skinned characters called AVATAR, directed by James Cameron.
Is the narrator claiming Earth ripped off tech or relies on Alpha Centauri for our own starter? Doubtful.
you could have edited this down by 10 minuets and still had a story only one you don't drift of listening to
20:44 Vegans lost their effing minds
Interesting and engrossing story. However, you keep confusing "instellar" with "intergalactic," and occasionally with "interplanetary." These are beginner mistakes, and you should correct them.
Quite right. Most of the online scifi community waffles on precise space language. My biggest pet peeve is how many stories call every star system a "solar system" even when they call humanity's home system Sol so often they should really connect the dots.
I guess "star system" just sounds a bit old fashioned and Asimov-esque but it bugs me.
@JadeBilkey Omg, that's my pet peeve also! No one uses "stellar" system anymore. They all use "solar system" when they mean "stellar system" or "star system!" I have despaired of ever seeing that corrected.
@@mordechai- I usually have it under control, but first me it is scale. First the scale of interplanetary and interstellar ships given what we know. The closest I have seen to getting that scale right is the ships in Warframe, but they fail on the crew scale; though that is for gameplay.
The other is scale of population on planets. Even Asmiov’s Trantor is woefully small in that regard. An entire planet essentially turned in a giant building would be sparse at the level of population he cited as crowded. IIRC he originally put it at about 600 per square mile. For reference, NYC is approximately 30k per square mile. It has been a while but I think later he used a figure an order of magnitude higher. But that wouldn’t come close to NYC even.
Third party STLs and 3d printed minis of preexisting mechs directly undercut the company's profits. The fact that the company won't produce their own is silly, yes, but their attempt to prevent third party sources from doing it is readily understandable. Just because the player base doesn't have a problem with it doesn't mean it hasn't been a problem for the company.
Humans unifying after a conflict? Before or during, sure. Afterward. No way in hell.
If they thought a second conflict was coming, they might.
If we see it as necessary for future survival, it's entirely possible.
@@goatkiller666So just like he said, "before"
@@rapson158 - Eh. There’s always another conflict. Choose any moment in time, and one conflict just ended, while another is about to pop off.
Yeah, one might actually believe that this is a sci-fi story or something
Could probably have been a good story, but the pacing of the reading is just ruining for me.
Build the Defiant.
I was enjoying that until the part that made it clear that the original author is a tree hugger. And then I enjoyed the rest of it.
Becoming a tree-hugger is a quantum leap in consciousness. Grow up.
TUF AIG conflict.... Aghhh, I wish I understood the plethora of acronyms...
Where is the rest?
Cover photo looks a lot like Scarlett Johansson
Is this an A.I. written story ? There are a few oddities i'm suspicious about.
Hay I found your Easter egg
You lost me with all the trees on Sol3 being sentient
recent discover shows trees have feelings and talk to each other via a mycelia root network and diffrent types of pollen...it sounds nuts but clearly they have proof or can show it,and turns out not just trees but most plants...kinda makes one wonder what will vegans eat now lol
Why not?
We have Sapient trees here, wake up.
@@billoconnor2727 trees with sap?
Let me guess - this short story was written by a American ?😂
Ouch 😂
Rent free.
Hey that hurts
Greed is what moves earth
The trees being sentient is dumb. I'm still keeping all my wood products. Those prick trees should have let us know. So, everything that's happened to them is their own fault. 🤨
but its getting closer to proven fact..they already can show the communicate to each other
They couldn't communicate with us. How is that their fault?
It's still awkward lol, and horrifying. the thing literally takes 7 business days for them to beg for mercy.
0:01 to 0:50 Sorry...did you say that Humans are a "friendly" species? Have you read their history?
...also "no pirate would dare..." who is going to stop them? By definition isn't piracy illegal? Aren't you already trying to stop them?
So the US created a intergalactic fleet capable of wiping out planets cause the aliens fucked w their boats? welp thats America for you welcome to earth
I'm fairly certain if you graffiti my range rover then we all decided you been tripping cuz graffiti carries a longer sentence than sexual assault
I can confirm from personal inter dimensional experiences that the real future with God the Creator and His Son Jesus Christ will certainly be very satisfying. There is a good bit of information both specific and more generalized can be found in the Holy Bible. A very worthy text that many would prefer would just F ffffade away.
All humans revere scientists? Since when?
To some degree
The concept of the big bang was invented by a Belgium priest.
And genetics was invented by a monk.
… in the future? This is set in the future after all.
Im dying getting kicked over the field by this habbit i didnt think was so bad but its bad really bad mediactions thats all that works on my own mabe a day or 2 and i fall
Prediction by AI ❤
39:32 lol
No reparations ever for any green.Blue purple white red black none never
Strange they are so depended on AI. 🤔 So many don't trust AI.