This video is NOT official canon, but C.M. Kosemen still likes it😅 Thank you for watching my All Tomorrows complete timeline! For anyone new here, this video relates to the ebook 'All Tomorrows' by C.M. Kosemen, which can be read here: drive.google.com/file/d/0ByV5-S712cg8Tk1vQWVFZVM5S28/view?resourcekey=0-f0n8tTyFknuKmWvLl6gYFQ Or if you prefer to listen, my audiobook version can be found here: ua-cam.com/video/YbuulUQzHRU/v-deo.html Starting next week, I'll be remaking the All Tomorrows species profile videos with a new format and starting Man After Man species profiles too! Become a member to get access to these custom emojis and receive a shoutout at the end of each video! Join here: ua-cam.com/channels/XG_10QqNnu62Z5RBeZYeZA.htmljoin Thank you for all of your support. www.buymeacoffee.com/bewarethequ
This is by I believe CJ Koseman. Go ah head and call out Kozeman. Hes a great writer, better Than I will ever be. IM not saying im a good Astrophysicist, im just saying I know my quantum shit. and@@mohdil123
For those unaware cm koseman on his channel did a stream less than two weeks ago,he's currently working on a reworking of all tomorrow's and said he is 16 chapters in,he said the eta is hopefully a year and even read a chapter about the worms( he says The Qu's full name which is the Quhanim I believe I had no idea) hes introducing new species and honestly it seems to be shaping up to be something amazing.
I think it's so interesting that the gap between the two Qu invasions (150 million years) With all of its history is still smaller than the period of time dinosaurs exsisted on Earth (165 million years). It really puts things into perspective.
I love the poetic justice of the Qu being overthrown by a species they spent millions of years dissecting and degrading. The cherry on the cake, it took the Qu a thousand years to fully subjugate the Star People, but the Asteromorphs beat them in a hundred years. They got the better of them ten times faster.
@@Pumpkinwithsmoke So did I, but in this fuller version of the story it was explained that after many thousands of years the highly advanced Asteromorphs gave them the fisting they long deserved.
It's absolutely amazing that All Tomorrows was published when Kösemen was only 21 years old! As somebody commented he is allegedly reworking the book and I can't even fathom how amazing it will be!
@@moreover798 I haven't seen or heard it with my own eyes or ears, making it just an allegation, I'm not saying he didn't say it, I'm saying I haven't seen the proof
@@gregortokarcik2061 on his channel under the live section it's a stream called lazy surprise stream and at 55 mins in is when he begins to talk about it definitely worth a listening.
Those million years of gaps between the respective species joining the Empire. Imagine all the history there - except you can't, because it's such a vast time. But think, if you will, about all the friendships between individuals of the species. Just two short lives connecting, lost in the millions of years, but the thought is so touching for some reason.
another hour of my life that I can spend thinking about funny wacky weird alien monsters instead of school and rent and laundry and work and crippling anxiety :) thanks mr qu :)
thats what not just life but existance is supposed to be, to think highly and thrive, not be atached or enslaved to certain things as we are in current times
As an astrophysicist and dedicating my life to astronomy and all that. I am so freaking happy I stumbled upon this channel. This is seriously one of the most awesome channels I have found on youtube in my 15 ish years on here.
Got my asktrophsyics using the wilson divinney code for binary star . I have my masters. Sorry broski I know you tried to out me. But I've taken all the PHD classes. I know you wanna out me, but it aint gonna happen.. Sorry bout that. @@MrQuinnlord
I absolutely love how this series begins and ends, beginning with humans setting out into the stars and ending with a far off descendant of humans holding its remains in its hand It’s like poetry, it rhymes
The book states that in this guy's time, humanity completely died out. He is not one of the posthumans, but some kind of separate species. Besides, this is the author himself.
@@Max_Litva-d9zh extinct for a billion years, as the final entry said Also the takeaway wasn't what OP said, it was more of something about living your life in the present
@@demonking86420I'm telling you who the creature is at the end (it's the author himself and he not a human), not what the author was trying to convey to the readers.
All tomorrows. A series that released to nobody knowing and suddenly becoming a colossal sensation overnight…12 or 13 years later. Sad the hype for it died down because this is still one of my fav surreal stories ever
Heh! That is a very funny joke! The Russian Tsars also forced dwarfist people to marry with dwarfist people, so their child will be also dwarf. (I'm not talking about mythical dwarves, the syndrome ones).
As a huge all tomorrows fan, I gotta say, this was good enough that I wasn't even sure if it was made by the original author or if "BEWARE the QU" was that talented source. From what I gathered this was crafted from BTQ. Aside from my gratitude and appreciation for further content comparable to the original text, I must give props and praise to BTQ for such stellar storyline elaboration. Very talented stuff here!
@@youtubeaccount9980it is tho. Most human religions act as explanations for why we suffer in life. Bhuddism’s whole philosophy is escaping the cycle of suffering through enlightenment.
This is what I imagine Star Wars would have looked like if Goerge Lucas wanted to base it on " I Have no Mouth and I Must Scream " and did DMT before writing the world-building script.
Well done, BTQ. Earmarking the years really helps to understand the flow of evolutions. As someone already pointed out, the Qu invasions were 150mil yrs apart, less time than the dinosaurs spent upon the Earth, and as you said, all of this is still only a drop of water in the endless ocean of time. I really enjoyed this, thank you.
I would have imagined a different transformation for the colonials. Imagine if their retained sapience merged, becoming a living planet, something like Marvel's Ego. Potentially the most powerful and advanced entity of the story. It would be a fitting outcome for the colonials, who were the showed the most valor against the Qu, and sufferred in the most intentional and profoundly sadistic way. It would have been a cool concept to see that emerge as a single cosmic being.
@ericbyo9472 To be fair, there's fungus on earth that spreads miles and miles that all share a nervous system. I dont think it's too far-fetched when considering the other ideas brought up in this story.
I love how this ended with a good note, After being changed genetically and physically in every way and millions of light years apart. They finally defeated and enslaved their old captors and found their original home planet but not resembling anything who they once were.
I want a more in depth look at the first 1000 years when the qu started to “depopulate” the human worlds. I think t it would be fascinating to see the chaos in that span of time when everything’s being destroyed
@@paridox4ever nope the nids are scary than the qu tier. The nids are more scarier because they consume, the qu tier were just messing with us for the lolz. The only reason why people see Warhammer as a joke is because of the memes but if you read the novels they are one of the scariest things because the eldritch horrors in the Warhammerverse are unexplainable.
This series has enchanted me and has comforted me from my own mental illness it has not only been an escape but I've sleeked help and and doing better after months of treatment beware of the q has opened my perspective and im on so thankful of the universe and the the unborn soul with that we all carry, time will never end but there is always beauty in the world lives will be born and collectively. The fact that we are sapient and have our own thoughts is a miracle from the universe its ability to ponder upon itself. Everyday I am thankful to be alive.
Thank you. Maybe this will help me to think about. Recently got esophageal cancer and am a heavy heroin addict. The way you put it though is going to make me take the best from this story.
bruh, imagine being so advanced and already conquered the others branch of evolved modified human, then they think it would be a good idea to beef with the evolved true human.
My favourite future humans are the snake people and the modular people. Both went from basically being doomed even more than the others to prosperous species
I have to tell you that this was the first video of yours that i watched, and I put it on as i was going to bed. Now what you need to know about that situation is that I tend to listen to videos in my bed from my PC located in my livingroom. So I could not see my screen or read anything about your video, furthermore, I had never heard of no tomorrows. I had just gotten it in my recommended section so many times that I thought... Why not. I cannot tell you how bizarre it is to listen to when you have never read or even considered the genre of speculative evolution. I could not figure out for the life of me if I was listening to someone's personal dnd lore bible or what. I think it was the bizarre nature of that experience that got me hooked, cos all i was thinking about was "wow, this is so wildly creative" without thinking about it as anything other than a bunch of interesting ideas strung together by some guy with a youtube channel. anyway, all that to say that i really appreciate this video and your channel! and im listening through the other audiobooks too
Love All Tomorrows. It’s like Fire In The Sky ramped up to 10. It takes “this is how animals perceive human intervention in their lives” to “these are the ways in which humans will annihilate species for their own benefit and entertainment”
The one thing that the book seems to overlook is that humanity has a deep-seated sense for revenge. My working theory is that one pocket of unmodified humans eventually worked out how to defeat the Qu. They hacked into their mind-link network, recalled the Qu to one location, and slaughtered the whole species.
These wouldn’t have been “unmodified humans” but rather the highly modified and sophisticated Asteromorphs, who would definitely have had the direct civilizational memory (and the desire for revenge) to work out how to defeat the Qu.
not really revenge. The amount of time between the Qu coming down on humanity and the new humanity of Astromorphs is so vast, revenge doesn't really make sense. I mean, do YOU blame that one dinosaur for wrecking havoc on our small mammalian ancestor's life when it devoured her whole nest of babies? Astromorphs knew about the Qu and history, they knew the Qu were very likely still around, so they just kept cautious and focused on advancing as a race.
@@jac1207 - No, but dinosaurs didn’t commit the sort or wide ranging and deliberate mutilation of the entire mammalian genome that the Qu inflicted on humanity. The cry for justice for the enormity of Qu crimes could echo across millennia.
I like how this shows how the post humans evolve, I always thought it was weird how the colonials evolved into the modulars but when you show the full time line, it makes a lot more sense
This makes me feel depressed.. Just so much death and sorrow, suffering. The entirety of the video, I keep thinking about us, humans, and then the now (in the video) of what became of us, how we became abominations :( the art style captures the theme of these horrers so well
This story makes me profoundly sad. Imagine what the Star people could have achieved if left to their own devices. Imagine what wonders humanity could have had as its legacy. Now imagine some bugs with a god complex and unreasonably extreme levels of skill in genetic manipulation rocking up and deciding a whole planet deserves to be a sewage filter
And yet think about the happy times shared by the various human descended species. There were literal hundreds of millions of years for these people to live, make friendships, form loving relationships, eat, dance, sing, philosophize, all the things humans do. Even in the darkest of times, humanity creates joy in small pockets.
@TheTdw2000 and on top of that, even this story filled with half a billion years of interspersed suffering, it still has a happy ending with us continuing on (and even if we didn't, we're all descendents of this universe no matter what species you are). All goes around and around, and it's completely unknown if there was ever an "actual beginning" or if there will ever be a true end. Big Bang or Heat Death be damned; fight me science nerds.
It’s the fact that all of this is possible. There is so much of our ancient history that is lost. The dates of humanity keep getting set back further and further the more our technology advances. We are beginning to realise the layers of time that are imbedded in our earth are going deeper and deeper.
Ancient civilizations seem to had way more knowledge than what historians give them credit for and there seems to have been a global connection between them. Its like our old world got whiped out at some point and we had to restart from scratch and there seems to be an effort to keep that part of our history hidden for whatever reason the more you look into it. Thinking about this gives me the same disdurbing vibes as this story while being so intruiging.
i really don't know what this is, but it seriously enthralled me. good job. man, fuck the que, and honestly thanks for that. I have always been a function over form kinda person, and this really made me question some of that.
Ah I never mentioned it in the video, but this relates to an ebook called 'All Tomorrows' by C.M. Kosemen. There are links to both the book and my 2 hour audiobook version in the pinned comment above if you're interested. It's a weird and wild ride, but one you'll be glad you took.
Thanks to you i've come to know and read this amazing book you present to us, thank you for the work and the effort you put in these videos ( Your voice is very calming ). Is there an update on the Revelation series tho?
when i "work" on stuff i like to listen such long videos and youtube gave me this story many times but so far your way of telling it is the easiest to grasp
Plot twist: something similar is what happend in reality and our planet is one of the few survivors left and we'll end up finding that out once we've developed far enough in space travel lol
Loved it!!! Do you plan to maybe keep stretching all tomorrows universe? There's so much more to be told and I love the way you decided to tell specific individuals stories and point of views. I'd love to get more of these!
@@valmirjunior656 maybe I'm not sure but I saw it on his UA-cam channel cmkosemen under the live section one of his streams he did a month ago called lazy surprise weekend stream mostly him not talking about all tomorrows but at 55 mins in he mentions the update about the reworking and reads a chapter about the worms
This was very enjoyable and interesting to watch. My only gripe is what the hell were the Qu doing for those millions of years?! They left to do what? Then came back no seemingly no more advanced and had no idea their creations would be prepared for them? Oh well. Still a great story and thank you for the entertainment.
I imagine the face the first Asteromorph did when it came face to face with the Qu for 150 million years ago, all the horror and terror that must've passed through its highly advanced mind, all the genetic manipulation, humilation, descent into mere animals and millions of years writhing and squirming out an existence, and the fear it might all happen again to them
being able to enjoy this and Warhammer in the same life is very nice. its like getting to see duality of man, both based around war. one made of philosophy and one made of necessity. both intertwining the fear humans have for the unknown and making it something palatable. im aware one is a silly game and one is a sifi book, but both have fundamentals about the unwavering human spirit.
This video is NOT official canon, but C.M. Kosemen still likes it😅
Thank you for watching my All Tomorrows complete timeline! For anyone new here, this video relates to the ebook 'All Tomorrows' by C.M. Kosemen, which can be read here: drive.google.com/file/d/0ByV5-S712cg8Tk1vQWVFZVM5S28/view?resourcekey=0-f0n8tTyFknuKmWvLl6gYFQ
Or if you prefer to listen, my audiobook version can be found here: ua-cam.com/video/YbuulUQzHRU/v-deo.html
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That’s so exciting!! 😄
That's mind blowing and I love IT.
What if this book, actually telling the truth?
This is by I believe CJ Koseman. Go ah head and call out Kozeman. Hes a great writer, better Than I will ever be. IM not saying im a good Astrophysicist, im just saying I know my quantum shit. and@@mohdil123
I mean. SFA look it up . If you want me to get your stuff. I'd be happy to.Sorry you aren't going to getcha on me. LOL. @@mohdil123
For those unaware cm koseman on his channel did a stream less than two weeks ago,he's currently working on a reworking of all tomorrow's and said he is 16 chapters in,he said the eta is hopefully a year and even read a chapter about the worms( he says The Qu's full name which is the Quhanim I believe I had no idea) hes introducing new species and honestly it seems to be shaping up to be something amazing.
In which stream he did read that?
Yay!
@@eduard3918 his stream on his channel
@@moreover798 I'm searching, but it's kinda hard. Can you tell me when he said it?
@@moreover798 Okay, thank you!
I think it's so interesting that the gap between the two Qu invasions (150 million years) With all of its history is still smaller than the period of time dinosaurs exsisted on Earth (165 million years). It really puts things into perspective.
and now they live on as chicken haha
dinos existed for 233mya
@@Keizer-p8y I meant to say living, not existed, my bad.
Yeah evolution is set to 11 in this reality.
evolved them@@dienvidbriedis1184
I love the poetic justice of the Qu being overthrown by a species they spent millions of years dissecting and degrading. The cherry on the cake, it took the Qu a thousand years to fully subjugate the Star People, but the Asteromorphs beat them in a hundred years. They got the better of them ten times faster.
The Asteromorphs never forget and they have been preparing special weapons for the Qu for millions of years! That's why the war went so fast!
The ending is so satisfying, I just hope the new dominant space nomad species doesn’t turn out to be like the Qu.
i thought the qu dissapeared
@@Pumpkinwithsmoke So did I, but in this fuller version of the story it was explained that after many thousands of years the highly advanced Asteromorphs gave them the fisting they long deserved.
@@Pumpkinwithsmoke they left, but billions of years later. They probably ran into them again.
It's absolutely amazing that All Tomorrows was published when Kösemen was only 21 years old! As somebody commented he is allegedly reworking the book and I can't even fathom how amazing it will be!
It's not allegedly it came directly from his mouth on a stream he did on his UA-cam channel...He read a chapter about the worms.
@@moreover798 I haven't seen or heard it with my own eyes or ears, making it just an allegation, I'm not saying he didn't say it, I'm saying I haven't seen the proof
@@gregortokarcik2061 by choice? Go to his channel and watch the stream 🤣
@@moreover798 no, I just decided to believe It lol :D
@@gregortokarcik2061 on his channel under the live section it's a stream called lazy surprise stream and at 55 mins in is when he begins to talk about it definitely worth a listening.
Those million years of gaps between the respective species joining the Empire. Imagine all the history there - except you can't, because it's such a vast time. But think, if you will, about all the friendships between individuals of the species. Just two short lives connecting, lost in the millions of years, but the thought is so touching for some reason.
another hour of my life that I can spend thinking about funny wacky weird alien monsters instead of school and rent and laundry and work and crippling anxiety :)
thanks mr qu :)
You're welcome! I hope it makes things a little bit easier.
thats what not just life but existance is supposed to be, to think highly and thrive, not be atached or enslaved to certain things as we are in current times
Yes thank you 🙏
As an astrophysicist and dedicating my life to astronomy and all that. I am so freaking happy I stumbled upon this channel. This is seriously one of the most awesome channels I have found on youtube in my 15 ish years on here.
Wow, thank you!
be honest - you're an undergrad astrophysics student, aren't you?
Got my asktrophsyics using the wilson divinney code for binary star . I have my masters. Sorry broski I know you tried to out me. But I've taken all the PHD classes. I know you wanna out me, but it aint gonna happen.. Sorry bout that. @@MrQuinnlord
@@MrQuinnlordhes also schizophrenic, check his other comments here
@@jayjayjesusDamn. Youre not wrong.
If I may say, this counts as a separate audiobook on its own.
I'm happy with that.
You may not
Yes, you may say.
@Chair Without Wheels no he mayn't and you may not say that he may or may not.
@ipbk8471 nerd 🤓
I absolutely love how this series begins and ends, beginning with humans setting out into the stars and ending with a far off descendant of humans holding its remains in its hand
It’s like poetry, it rhymes
uhhh that guy holding a human skull
is not human, as in unrelated to all the posthumans and asteromorphs and whatnot
The guy at the end of the book could be a post human race giving the fact that most human history was lost in that time period.
The book states that in this guy's time, humanity completely died out. He is not one of the posthumans, but some kind of separate species.
Besides, this is the author himself.
@@Max_Litva-d9zh extinct for a billion years, as the final entry said
Also the takeaway wasn't what OP said, it was more of something about living your life in the present
@@demonking86420I'm telling you who the creature is at the end (it's the author himself and he not a human), not what the author was trying to convey to the readers.
All tomorrows. A series that released to nobody knowing and suddenly becoming a colossal sensation overnight…12 or 13 years later. Sad the hype for it died down because this is still one of my fav surreal stories ever
Humans : Qu are so evil, creating so much pain.
Also humans : Let there be pugs!
Heh! That is a very funny joke! The Russian Tsars also forced dwarfist people to marry with dwarfist people, so their child will be also dwarf. (I'm not talking about mythical dwarves, the syndrome ones).
Lol that's the commentary the author wanted
Yeah man, that's comparable to the utter corruption of an entire species to the point where not even their bones resemble their ancestors! Totally!
@@cemilhan725 And that's bad as oppose to what we do now which is terminating them in the womb not giving them a chance to live normal lives?
@@cemilhan725 Russian Tsars were CK3 players
As a huge all tomorrows fan, I gotta say, this was good enough that I wasn't even sure if it was made by the original author or if "BEWARE the QU" was that talented source.
From what I gathered this was crafted from BTQ. Aside from my gratitude and appreciation for further content comparable to the original text, I must give props and praise to BTQ for such stellar storyline elaboration. Very talented stuff here!
Thank you Tim! High praise, indeed. Very much appreciated.
Other species just vibing:
The Qu: *loads CRISPR with religious intent*
Rock and Stone?
@@Sir_pAgan What?
@@howlinghellgar2214 DRG reference, the CRISPR is the first primary for the driller.
@@Sir_pAgan yeah they were talking about CRISPR like the tech that allows ppl to change the DNA of living things irl :)
@@vyzxc oh :c
Mantelopes made me sad. The fact that they built a religion that revolves around their suffering is just sad.
Well, Christianity revolves around the suffering of jesus and no one admits it's sad.
@@celestialhumanoid thats not even the same thing though
@@youtubeaccount9980it is tho. Most human religions act as explanations for why we suffer in life. Bhuddism’s whole philosophy is escaping the cycle of suffering through enlightenment.
@@celestialhumanoid Eve and women
@@youtubeaccount9980 Eve and women's painful birth and periods, secondary status to men, etc is a better example than Jesus
This is what I imagine Star Wars would have looked like if Goerge Lucas wanted to base it on " I Have no Mouth and I Must Scream " and did DMT before writing the world-building script.
Well done, BTQ. Earmarking the years really helps to understand the flow of evolutions.
As someone already pointed out, the Qu invasions were 150mil yrs apart, less time than the dinosaurs spent upon the Earth, and as you said, all of this is still only a drop of water in the endless ocean of time. I really enjoyed this, thank you.
I would have imagined a different transformation for the colonials. Imagine if their retained sapience merged, becoming a living planet, something like Marvel's Ego. Potentially the most powerful and advanced entity of the story. It would be a fitting outcome for the colonials, who were the showed the most valor against the Qu, and sufferred in the most intentional and profoundly sadistic way. It would have been a cool concept to see that emerge as a single cosmic being.
Ooh I like this take
I dunno sounds like a marvel comic.
@ericbyo9472 To be fair, there's fungus on earth that spreads miles and miles that all share a nervous system. I dont think it's too far-fetched when considering the other ideas brought up in this story.
That’s oddly beautiful. Like the ultimate harmonious existence.
Gravitals: "You are not worthy of living."
Planet: *starts moving*
Gravitals: _"oh shez"_
I love how this ended with a good note, After being changed genetically and physically in every way and millions of light years apart. They finally defeated and enslaved their old captors and found their original home planet but not resembling anything who they once were.
are you an ai why did you just summarise the video as a comment what makes someone do that
@@commentaccount7880 I am a real person.
☠️☠️@@commentaccount7880
@@commentaccount7880it’s Ai
@@commentaccount7880because everyone can comment
I want a more in depth look at the first 1000 years when the qu started to “depopulate” the human worlds. I think t it would be fascinating to see the chaos in that span of time when everything’s being destroyed
This just sounds like my average modded stellaris playthrough, awesome video my friend
The fk did you do to the poor aliens...😢?
@@Aki-kh2qe-StreetKidZZZ I only did what was best for them, I made them Better
These books make warhammer 40k looks like a fairytail.
40k has many instances that are on par with this
@@Ekdrink yet the emperor protects.
40k was literally made for jokes every race is a joke why are you even comparing
Are not the Tyranids Qu tier ?
@@paridox4ever nope the nids are scary than the qu tier. The nids are more scarier because they consume, the qu tier were just messing with us for the lolz. The only reason why people see Warhammer as a joke is because of the memes but if you read the novels they are one of the scariest things because the eldritch horrors in the Warhammerverse are unexplainable.
in this grand story of gods and evolution, it is nice to take time to learn that the satyriacs discovered cooking
Thanks! I really enjoyed the vid.
Thank you very much!
Your one of my all time favorite people on UA-cam. Keep up the incredible and amazing work.
Thank you Troy, I really appreciate you saying that
this audiobook made me understand the book better than the other audiobooks i watched a year ago!
I have a gut feeling this guy is a time traveler warning us about the future
Well shit then
My exact thought😭@@silvialanfredi7388
Also the guy who wrote I have no mouth and I must scream 😭
This series has enchanted me and has comforted me from my own mental illness it has not only been an escape but I've sleeked help and and doing better after months of treatment beware of the q has opened my perspective and im on so thankful of the universe and the the unborn soul with that we all carry, time will never end but there is always beauty in the world lives will be born and collectively. The fact that we are sapient and have our own thoughts is a miracle from the universe its ability to ponder upon itself. Everyday I am thankful to be alive.
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Thank you. Maybe this will help me to think about. Recently got esophageal cancer and am a heavy heroin addict. The way you put it though is going to make me take the best from this story.
Your work is honestly amazing: you introduced me to this book and allowed me to enjoy it in many forms and with many valuable insights. Thank you!
This book needs to become a series
I think it is? Idk for sure tho
It could be a movie or show like prehistoric, but with the same story as the book
Forgot to put "planet" after "prehistoric"
Documentary
We need a whole Movie series for this.
bruh, imagine being so advanced and already conquered the others branch of evolved modified human, then they think it would be a good idea to beef with the evolved true human.
CALL THEM BY THEIR NAMEEEEE
Thank you for an amazing video Qu! You always make my Saturday afternoons better!! Keep up the great work!!
Thank YOU for watching, Jay!
@@BewareCast always my friend, always!
I watched this video from start to end. I am blown away.
Let's gooooo, new hour long video to watch while I eat >:)
I've been expecting Doctor Who theme music and the blue phone box the whole video. Great video.
Thank you so much for this upload . Truly a great piece of work. Good luck with the next series , Im certain it will be just as good as this was.
I really wish there was more detail on the defeat of the Qu.
The Indomitable human spirit triumphed over the QU in the end.
Oh. Amazing, full vid. Ty mr. Qu
Enjoy, Oscar!
@@BewareCastrule 34 of all tomorrows
@@Godalwaysknows💀 nah
@@jocagu4017wow I wrote alot of comments after a fever dream.
@@Godalwaysknows NAWWW 💀💀💀
My favourite future humans are the snake people and the modular people. Both went from basically being doomed even more than the others to prosperous species
Just discovered this fandom, I haven’t read the book but I find it very interesting. Very different than typical Sci-fi, you got another subscriber!
I love speculative biology and stuff like this. Keep up the hard work
All Tomorrows is the definition of underrated
I love how you like all tomorrows so much!! Your videos are so informative and great background audio to listen to while i play games or do homework😊
I have to tell you that this was the first video of yours that i watched, and I put it on as i was going to bed. Now what you need to know about that situation is that I tend to listen to videos in my bed from my PC located in my livingroom. So I could not see my screen or read anything about your video, furthermore, I had never heard of no tomorrows. I had just gotten it in my recommended section so many times that I thought... Why not.
I cannot tell you how bizarre it is to listen to when you have never read or even considered the genre of speculative evolution. I could not figure out for the life of me if I was listening to someone's personal dnd lore bible or what.
I think it was the bizarre nature of that experience that got me hooked, cos all i was thinking about was "wow, this is so wildly creative" without thinking about it as anything other than a bunch of interesting ideas strung together by some guy with a youtube channel.
anyway, all that to say that i really appreciate this video and your channel! and im listening through the other audiobooks too
This is wonderfully done! Man all my questions answered. So organized. Thank you for this! 🙏
I can hear this told dozens of times, and every single retelling I get the same feeling of dread when the Qu first arrive.
Thank you for the effort spent making this video
You're welcome, thank you for watching.
Ur my new favorite channel! Thanks for the great content
Welcome!
Love All Tomorrows. It’s like Fire In The Sky ramped up to 10. It takes “this is how animals perceive human intervention in their lives” to “these are the ways in which humans will annihilate species for their own benefit and entertainment”
this was a real treat! thank you so much!
Thank you for the kind words Tyler!
Subscribed and u have me interested in a book I’ve never heard about just from this one video ! Amazing video
Thank you for this I really appreciate what you’ve done here.
The one thing that the book seems to overlook is that humanity has a deep-seated sense for revenge. My working theory is that one pocket of unmodified humans eventually worked out how to defeat the Qu. They hacked into their mind-link network, recalled the Qu to one location, and slaughtered the whole species.
I don't think it's the point of the story anyway.
Theory or personal fan fiction?
These wouldn’t have been “unmodified humans” but rather the highly modified and sophisticated Asteromorphs, who would definitely have had the direct civilizational memory (and the desire for revenge) to work out how to defeat the Qu.
not really revenge. The amount of time between the Qu coming down on humanity and the new humanity of Astromorphs is so vast, revenge doesn't really make sense.
I mean, do YOU blame that one dinosaur for wrecking havoc on our small mammalian ancestor's life when it devoured her whole nest of babies? Astromorphs knew about the Qu and history, they knew the Qu were very likely still around, so they just kept cautious and focused on advancing as a race.
@@jac1207 - No, but dinosaurs didn’t commit the sort or wide ranging and deliberate mutilation of the entire mammalian genome that the Qu inflicted on humanity. The cry for justice for the enormity of Qu crimes could echo across millennia.
And this, folks, is why immortality is terrifying!
You kept the interest we all loved!
delightful, Great summarize of the all tomorrow universe, a lot to think in a little time, i approve its popularity
Thank you for your hard work.
I like how this shows how the post humans evolve, I always thought it was weird how the colonials evolved into the modulars but when you show the full time line, it makes a lot more sense
Excellent narration, thank you! Such a fascinating bit of science fiction. I love showing it to people =]
It’s fascinating how this entire timeline takes place in the same period it took amphibian life to invent the iPhone
It depresses me
We all appreciate what you do.
Nice job! I love your retelling of the book!
Loved it.
I'm so glad, thank you Oscar.
Man it sucks that the Colonials got wiped. All that suffering just for it to end with a big rock
lmao I was rooting for the Colonials, sucks for sure
we're already at 2955 AD and we're not even out of the first section of the video, i'm going to love this!
Really great video.
Absolutely fascinating watch. Loved it.
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
What a great video, well done!
dude this was amazing work, this video made my night. love you bro you earned a sub and a like (and a comment :) )
Thanks Daniel, welcome aboard!
beautiful video my friend you explain everything perfectly, you have gained a subscriber
This makes me feel depressed.. Just so much death and sorrow, suffering. The entirety of the video, I keep thinking about us, humans, and then the now (in the video) of what became of us, how we became abominations :( the art style captures the theme of these horrers so well
This story makes me profoundly sad. Imagine what the Star people could have achieved if left to their own devices. Imagine what wonders humanity could have had as its legacy.
Now imagine some bugs with a god complex and unreasonably extreme levels of skill in genetic manipulation rocking up and deciding a whole planet deserves to be a sewage filter
And yet think about the happy times shared by the various human descended species. There were literal hundreds of millions of years for these people to live, make friendships, form loving relationships, eat, dance, sing, philosophize, all the things humans do. Even in the darkest of times, humanity creates joy in small pockets.
@TheTdw2000 and on top of that, even this story filled with half a billion years of interspersed suffering, it still has a happy ending with us continuing on (and even if we didn't, we're all descendents of this universe no matter what species you are). All goes around and around, and it's completely unknown if there was ever an "actual beginning" or if there will ever be a true end. Big Bang or Heat Death be damned; fight me science nerds.
Just watched the rest of the video and I wish I didn’t comment lmao. You just had it broken up differently than most reads. Great work
It’s the fact that all of this is possible. There is so much of our ancient history that is lost. The dates of humanity keep getting set back further and further the more our technology advances. We are beginning to realise the layers of time that are imbedded in our earth are going deeper and deeper.
Ancient civilizations seem to had way more knowledge than what historians give them credit for and there seems to have been a global connection between them. Its like our old world got whiped out at some point and we had to restart from scratch and there seems to be an effort to keep that part of our history hidden for whatever reason the more you look into it. Thinking about this gives me the same disdurbing vibes as this story while being so intruiging.
i really don't know what this is, but it seriously enthralled me. good job. man, fuck the que, and honestly thanks for that. I have always been a function over form kinda person, and this really made me question some of that.
Ah I never mentioned it in the video, but this relates to an ebook called 'All Tomorrows' by C.M. Kosemen. There are links to both the book and my 2 hour audiobook version in the pinned comment above if you're interested. It's a weird and wild ride, but one you'll be glad you took.
Thanks to you i've come to know and read this amazing book you present to us, thank you for the work and the effort you put in these videos ( Your voice is very calming ). Is there an update on the Revelation series tho?
I'm really glad you enjoyed it. And at the moment there are no plans to continue Revelations.
This was a happy ending the spirit of humanity lives on
Thank you for your work.
This was excellent. That's really all I have to say.
Thank you Todd, that means a lot.
when i "work" on stuff i like to listen such long videos and youtube gave me this story many times but so far your way of telling it is the easiest to grasp
The end of the Second Galactic Empire was actually sad as fuck man, fuck them ruin haunters.
Plot twist: something similar is what happend in reality and our planet is one of the few survivors left and we'll end up finding that out once we've developed far enough in space travel lol
Loved it!!! Do you plan to maybe keep stretching all tomorrows universe? There's so much more to be told and I love the way you decided to tell specific individuals stories and point of views. I'd love to get more of these!
The actual author is doing that himself he's doing a reworking of the book and is going to expand and introduce new species.
@@moreover798 that's awesome, thanks for sharing this info. What is the best place to follow this up? Twitter?
@@valmirjunior656 maybe I'm not sure but I saw it on his UA-cam channel cmkosemen under the live section one of his streams he did a month ago called lazy surprise weekend stream mostly him not talking about all tomorrows but at 55 mins in he mentions the update about the reworking and reads a chapter about the worms
Best video I've seen in 2023!
That's high praise indeed, thank you Bennett!
Hello Happy easter Mr Qu🐣🐣
Sentience without a soul is abominable.
What is a soul ? How does one examine it ? What are its attributes ?
@@chlorine5795 what he means is free thoughts and self awareness im pretty sure :/
This was fantastic. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This was very enjoyable and interesting to watch. My only gripe is what the hell were the Qu doing for those millions of years?! They left to do what? Then came back no seemingly no more advanced and had no idea their creations would be prepared for them? Oh well. Still a great story and thank you for the entertainment.
Humanity really are the typa guys to kill you over this after hundreds of millions of years💀
seems the point is that the true indomitable human spirit surpasses all set backs no matter how monumental
I imagine the face the first Asteromorph did when it came face to face with the Qu for 150 million years ago, all the horror and terror that must've passed through its highly advanced mind, all the genetic manipulation, humilation, descent into mere animals and millions of years writhing and squirming out an existence, and the fear it might all happen again to them
Brilliant 👏. Scotland sends its regards
Hello from England!
@BewareCast hahaha cheers son. Your videos are excellent 👏
its so annoying how those bastard machines wiped out so many cool variants of human descendants
Rip Killer Folk
Rip snake people
The Qu evolved quite fast
What a interesting series, i love the last persons story we see, though its short, not like the time though lol
being able to enjoy this and Warhammer in the same life is very nice. its like getting to see duality of man, both based around war. one made of philosophy and one made of necessity. both intertwining the fear humans have for the unknown and making it something palatable. im aware one is a silly game and one is a sifi book, but both have fundamentals about the unwavering human spirit.
I was the exact 1000 viewer‼️💪
See everyone always says "First" on a video, but how many people say "Thousandth"? People should start doing this more.
So cool. Love far futurism
Awesome stuff m8
Cheers m8
This has got to be the most interesting video on UA-cam