was thinking they were going Brainiac and the reason everything was disappearing was because they were downloading it or something... either way, hope we don't do something like that...
I thought the Anti-Spiral people were afraid of spiral energy growing into a singularity that would cause reality to collapse and kill everything? (Something along those lines) and that is why they forced Spiral races to stay under a certain population and purged anyone who got too big.
The first story sounds exactly like something humanity would do, use a supermasive blackhole as a power source for an engine powerful enough to move a galaxy, and turn every uninhabitable, resource drained world into a weapons array. If not turning the stars of resource drained systems into weapons arrays.
I'm sorry, Mutsu-class battleships? I kind of thought that the name "Mutsu" would have been retired from the battleship name roster after what happened to the last one in 1943.
From what I gathered, the humans isolated the Via Lactea and turned it into a spaceship of sorts. Then they went "huh, I wonder if this would work with a galaxy" and you know the rest.
Just because it is "unrealistic" to out current lvl of technology doesn't mean it is universally unrealistic. Few hundred years ago people thought that speaking with someone 1000 km away instantly would be unrealistic same with areoplanes made out of steel or going faster than sound.
The first story was pretty much what the Anti-Spiral race from Gurren Lagan was afraid of.
I'm still salty over the fucking ending he deserve to have a happy ending with his wife
@@roboticfish317 KAAAAAMMMMMMIIIIIIIIIIINAAAAAAAAAAAAA
was thinking they were going Brainiac and the reason everything was disappearing was because they were downloading it or something... either way, hope we don't do something like that...
This spiral galaxy is the drill that will pierce the HEAVENS!!!!!!!
I thought the Anti-Spiral people were afraid of spiral energy growing into a singularity that would cause reality to collapse and kill everything? (Something along those lines) and that is why they forced Spiral races to stay under a certain population and purged anyone who got too big.
Story 1: Humans=cosmic horror to make Lovecraft envious
there's always a bigger fish, or should I say, a bigger gun!
Or bigger Death Star
And a tale of am even bigger gun.
@@kerwinbrown4180 with so many smaller guns attached to it that it looks like an even bigger gun
Imagine a gas giant size station whose massive superweapon is a hyper acceleration launcher for dreadnaughts.
@@Allantitan Isn't that essentially a Gatling gun?
Nico Dyson beam incoming. At that point you don't even need to leave your system to annihilate another.
So, humans have turned a galaxy into a space ship? Pft. Imagine turning a constellation of galaxies into a weapon.
First one: what?
Second one: measuring contests
The first story sounds exactly like something humanity would do, use a supermasive blackhole as a power source for an engine powerful enough to move a galaxy, and turn every uninhabitable, resource drained world into a weapons array. If not turning the stars of resource drained systems into weapons arrays.
I thought the humans accidentally created a murderous hot-potato on a galactic scale
The first story is basically Getter Robo summarized.
You cant fear the end if you dont live long enough to experience 😎
Thank you for the reading
Oh man, this is gonna be so good!
story 1. "we have this story called the xeelee sequence"
4:20 arm!
Thank you for the video.
Bigger is better! 10 out of 10 size queens agree
A bigger gun is always better.
Or at least cooler.
Boom big bada boom
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Story 1: Humans activated cheat mode. It was very effective.
Story 2: Go big or go home.
neat
Piss off humanity, and humanity transforms whole galaxies into space ships. Well... That's overkill. But, just slightly.
For the algorithm
😮😮
The universe has a center? Where is it?
Where the Big Bang happened.
@@therewillbefire1833 So everywhere. It's been so everywhere, you don't need a where. You don't even need a when. That's how "every" it gets.
Just 13 trillion inhabitants of a Dyson sphere? That's like, maybe 1/1,000,000th of their capacity. Get with the program, humans.
I'm sorry, Mutsu-class battleships? I kind of thought that the name "Mutsu" would have been retired from the battleship name roster after what happened to the last one in 1943.
But no air=no aircraft
@@WE_DONT_LIE I'm talking about the one that blew up in harbor for no apparent reason.
@@Eboreg2 for no reason at all
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For the Algorithm11!
Can someone please better explain what happened in the first story?
Basically the humans weaponized the center of the universe and started stealing plants and galaxies to turn into ships
From what I gathered, the humans isolated the Via Lactea and turned it into a spaceship of sorts. Then they went "huh, I wonder if this would work with a galaxy" and you know the rest.
1.) Yikes
What did they do to piss of humanity so?
56th, 26 February 2023
Excuse me, but why were the fuck were the humans genociding the whole universe?
To make cool spaceships, obviously
Fta
first story was waaay to unrealistic i couldn't hold my disbelief at all
Just because it is "unrealistic" to out current lvl of technology doesn't mean it is universally unrealistic. Few hundred years ago people thought that speaking with someone 1000 km away instantly would be unrealistic same with areoplanes made out of steel or going faster than sound.
I think you're confusing "hard to grasp" with "unrealistic".
Flagship: Scaling is for n00bs
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For the algorithm