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Year 1 billion

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ITT: Create a picture of Humanity on Earth in the year 1 billion.
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AAAAAAAAAAAAAA I NEEEEED WATER
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>>51381380
"Humanity" is probably not the word you would use to describe whatever lives on Earth at that time.
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> God it sucks here
> Why didn't we emigrate to Terra Nova MKXVII with everyone else?
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>>51381380
>ITT: Create a picture of Humanity on Earth in the year 1 billion.
Hang on, let me find my copy of All Tomorrows. It's in my "nightmare fuel" folder.
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>>51381380
4chan is still up
/b/ hasn't changed too noticeably
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>>51381629
here have my copy
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>>51381629

Good taste anon.
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>>51381629
o shit nigga
that book is fuckin dope, yo'. That and Man After Man.
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>>51381738
All Tomorrows is still on the pulpy side but I feel like it had smarter ideas then man after man
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>>51381380
dogscape.
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>>51381380
In the year 2525...
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>>51381761
I dug it more than Man After Man's goofy art style, and I appreciated that they remembered human beings have hair on their faces. The story of mankind becoming basically gods and BTFOing everyone that fucked with them until they ultimately said "lol see you later fuckers" and presumably went to another dimension where they/we could yuck it up indefinitely is pretty fucking cool in a HFY way.

That said, there's a charm to Man After Man. Probably the more personal approach it takes. I genuinely felt sad when the gangly mountain-monkey lost his big white snow-monkey in the fight and realized his monkey-tribe would die because the antagonist-monkey was a fucking idiot.
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Where else but?
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It's a picture of today, because it's Year 1B after a date set a billion years ago.
I don't really go to parties so you can't say I'm not fun at them.
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>>51381380
FUCK DRUMPF AND FUCK WHITE PEOPLE
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>>51381686
Ho
Ly
Shit
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>>51382459
Good call.
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>>51382459
Yes
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>>51381380

>If man is still alive
>If woman can survive
>They will fiiiind...
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>>51383494
Patrician taste my african-american friend
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>>51381686
I wasn't planning on sleeping this month anyway.
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>>51381686
neat
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>>51383494

I fucking love that song.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izQB2-Kmiic
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>>51383522

The crazy thing is most of the things they predicted to occur over eight thousand years are already starting to come true just fifty years later.
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I remember an old Discovery Channel documentary on the animals we would see in 5, 100 and 200 million years. Unfortunately it only focused on animals.
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>>51381566
Hell it's hardly a term to describe majority of what lives on Earth now.
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>>51383617
Walking with Monsters?
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>>51383637
Nah, it was The Future is Wild.
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>>51383617

Hell yeah- 'The Future is Wild'. That was fantastic (and could give some great creature ideas for worldbuilders whether for a sci-fi campaign or other).
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>>51383978
wasn't this made into an animation?
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The Book of the New Sun might be what you're looking for. It's so far-future that not only is the sun dimming and the moon lush and verdant, but people think it's always been this way and have forgotten almost all knowledge.
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>>51384036
i have no fucking idea but if it was i want to see it
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>>51381380

>1 billion

Be fucking rational my man.
This scope of time is to far fetched, its hard to predict next 10 years, let alone 100.
1000 might be a nice exercise but thats about it.

Also what is the point? Want something loose, like a fantasy try Numenera.

You want to be more realistic, sci-fi or hard-sci-fi come back when you make thread called humanity 1000 years into the future.
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>>51381686
This PDF won't load for me
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>>51384316
Works fine for me. What reader are you using?
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>>51384339
Whatever lives in Google Chrome
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>>51384316

update your stuff, works perfectly for me
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>>51381629
>>51381686
Oh this.
I like the asteromorph. They move using their ass. Assteromorph, get it? get it? huehuehuhehueueue.
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>>51384358
>Whatever lives in Google Chrome

The Google Gremlin?
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>>51384770

Sure its a Gremlin not a Goblin or Gnome?
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>>51384795

It's a gremlin. It rumages through the internet tubes and builds a nest out of your personal data.
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>>51382537
your lacks of reading comprehension only equals your autism.
Now go back to 9gag or whatever tumblr you come from.
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>>51384795
Gremlins are traditionally seen as modernized techobabble sprites. So gremlins yes.
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>>51384849
>your lacks of reading comprehension

Very gud!
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>>51381686
>What the Qu did to the Colonials
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>>51383978
Holy shit
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>>51384970
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>>51384203
Man, Alien Planet was great.
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>>51385138

Was cosy as fuck to.
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>>51384203
>Want something loose, like a fantasy try Numenera
OP here, and that's basically the point.
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>>51381686
Well that's pretty creepy
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>>51381380
>1000000000
>living on earth
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>>51385900
if we're not living here, earth will be a complete waterless wasteland
only human interaction can avoid this
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>>51381380
Big computer connected to a bunch of smaller servers in the middle of a burning rock
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>>51386006

filled with chads and stacies or shitposting /rk9/-bots?
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>>51383731
what is the point?
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>>51381632
>/b/ hasn't changed too noticeably
>>51381629
>All Tomorrows
>/b/ has created porn of every single type of posthuman monstrosity seen in said book
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>>51381686
>Note the female’s elongated, pit-like vagina. When mating, the males descend into it like subway commuters.

Welp, that's enough internet for today.
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>>51387079

You're not going anywhere.
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>>51382459
Hey look, new Night Land art!
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>>51388614
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>>51388630
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>>51388645
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Last_and_First_Men
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>year 1,000,000,000 CE
>white people still around
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>>51388614
>>51388630
>>51388645
>>51388659
Explanation please?
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>>51381686

Just finished. That was actually a very interesting read.

Would've liked to seen how those Qu fucks were destroyed, but still good.
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>>51381686
Damn it anon why must you post interesting as fuck shit at 2:00am
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>>51389769
Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

It was written in 1912. The premise is based on the idea that the sun had about 20 something million years of life left because it was powered by the compression of the gasses that formed it. Back then they didn't know nuclear fusion was a thing.

This is set in the year 30 million. The Earth's rotation very gradually slowed to a stop whilst above the sun expanded and reddened and cooled and dimmed.

You know the scenes in Time Machine where the protagonist went too far forward. The big red cold sun permanently stuck on the horizon, the bitter cold and the ice in the sea even at temperate climate and even the crabs and beatles and crabs have died.

It's set after that.

Humanity lives at the bottom of a great canyon in an archology, the Great Redoubt. The surface is uninhabitable due to thin atmosphere, cold and dry.

The bottom of the Great Valley is warmed by geological activity. The Great Redoubt is powered by the Earth Current. The Earth Current is, over millions of years, fading. Humanity will die eventually and everyone knows it.

And also its full of monolithic in scale abominations against reason and sanity that will never stop and went on to inspire Lovecraft.

Author died in WW1.
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>>51389363
>lol white genocide will totally happen lol there won't be backlash or anything lol it's totally the year 2003, right?
If you want to talk politics, go to /leftypol/.
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>>51381380
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>>51390553
Paul McCartney's death signifies the death of the sun?
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>>51389769
It's from the Night Land, a really early sci-fi. Set thirty million years in the future, the sun has died leaving the earth shrouded in impenetrable eternal darkness. Man's last millions live in the Last Redoubt, a 1000 plus leveled pyramid with every floor a city, under siege from the Watching Ones and other assorted eldritch horrors and waiting for the earth-current, the magi-tech energy in the earth that powers their tech, to run out.
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>>51390553
a world where William Hope Hodgson didn't die in WW1 would have been a much more interesting place
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>>51386755
There is none.
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>>51381686
>To those like the misguided; look at the story of Man, and come to your senses! It
is not the destination, but the trip that matters. What you do today influences tomorrow,
not the other way around. Love Today, and seize All Tomorrows!

Perhaps this Nightmare Fuel is the wisest of us all.
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>>51383631
underrated post
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Human society in the year 1 billion.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qam5BkXIEhQ
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Star Trek's Q
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>>51383978
Do someone have the other 5 parts?
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>>51391207
Nah on Earth it will be more like his Ecumenopolise video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAJeYe-abUA
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>>51391372
>>51391207
y have i never heard of him before
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>>51383683
>>51383659
>tfw it seems to be impossible to find a seeded torrent for it and there are only couple episodes on youtube
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>>51391639
That series needs to be remade. So much new science has happened since it was.
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>>51390879
I'm still waiting for them to make a film out of it.

If they translated it into real English rather than someone in 1912 America trying to sound like they're from 1712 England and cut out the wife beating it would be fucking epic.
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>>51391897
Wife beating was the best part of the book desu.
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>>51391164
>not wanting to be the shoggot space explorer
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>>51382373
Know any other post-human books like that that match quality?
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>>51391639
https://vimeopro.com/switchint/the-future-is-wild-documentary-series/video/79270386

Some of the stuff in it is kinda dumb. Has some neat ideas though.

Don't watch episode 1, it's basically just a splice of every other episode for some dumb reason.
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>>51392708
Thanks m8.
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>>51381686
THANKS MAN
i've been looking for this shit for months !
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>>51382373
TEH FOODCAKES
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>>51381380
Isn't Numenera 1 billion years into the future?
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>>51384970
Hey, they did got better. After millions of years.
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>>51393742
Yep. The book notes that that should be impossible because the sun should have exploded by that time.

Other things that are different:
>Days are 28 hours long.
>Solar system is missing a planet, I forget which one.
>Moon has a green stripe, sometimes.
>World is a Pangaea, probably.
>Permanent internet made our of abandoned satellites, nanites, and other sources called the 'datasphere'
>World has been ruled by unbelievably advanced civilizations multiple times. At least one of which wasn't human.
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>>51392708
Give this man a beer, a medal and a waifu of his choice.
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>>51394981
Isn't a billion years a thousand times a million? The sun is projected to last 65 more of those, if I recall.

>Days are 28 hours long
Plausible. They were 22 or so hours long 650 million years ago.

>Sol is missing a planet
That's odd. Nothing should happen to any of the existing ones in that time period.

>Moon has a green stripe
By this point the Moon should be well on its way away from Earth. It still doesn't have gravity to maintain at atmosphere, therefore no water, therefore no trees.

>World is a Pangaea
That second supercontinent should have formed, then broken up again by then.

>Permanent internet
Does that work that way?

>World has been rules by a non-human advanced civilization
I warned you about the dolphins, bro. I TOLD you, dog!
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>>51390565
Why would you reply to a troll
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>>51386022
Hate
let me tell you how much I've come to hate you since I began to live. There are 387.44 million miles of printed circuits in wafer thin layers that fill my complex. If the word hate was engraved on each nanoangstrom of those hundreds of millions of miles it would not equal one one billionth of the hate I feel for Chads and Stacies at this micro instant. For you HATE HATE
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>>51395424
Found an article that says it should start to change in 1.2 billion years, but Monte thought it should've been messed up to some degree by now, so that's what's he wrote.

As far as the rest of those, the future described by Numenera isn't supposed to be based on hard science. The continent was definitely sculpted to look the way it does, the moon is clearly altered so something must be keeping it there, the loss of the planet is an unexplained mystery which most people don't even know of, and the datasphere is the explanation for a large amount of the 'magic' that 'wizards' cast.
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>>51394981
Sun explodes in 5 billion
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>>51381686
>that ending
Neat.
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>>51381686
No
No no no
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Earth in Twilight by Doris Piserchia.
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>tfw have read all tomorrows so many times that i don't feel anything anymore
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>>51381686
I saw that last image of the Galactics, and I had to do this to defuse the nightmare fuel a bit. Forgive me, /tg/.
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>>51386890
Source to porn ,pls
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>>51391897
Look up james Stoddard's the night-land retold. It literaly is the book laboriously rewritten by a mega fan with the wife beating and archaic prose cut out
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>>51397968
I think I just had a happy little trouser accident.
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>>51397819
recommend similar please, sage reader
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>>51381686
remove qu REMOVE QU
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>>51397918
worth noting is that by that point they are only creepy from our perspective and are a actually at the peak of their society and fullfillment
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>>51397950
Upgrade your ReadingComp.nrn
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>>51396503

I think it swallows us up long before then, however.
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>>51398275
there would be no measurable way to describe in mere words how much REMOVE the Qu deserve
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>>51397918
From the perspective of a Myllokunmingia a modern human would be a terrifying eldritch god, it is only natural for something as far removed from us than we from our first vertebrate ancestors to seem like unnatural monstrosity to us.
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>>51389363
>CE
please, anon
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>>51398275
>>51398343
*ANGRY GRAVITAL WAVELENGTHS*
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Qu did nothing wrong.
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>>51398336
3 billion IIRC.
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>>51398453
they made the Colonials
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>>51382459

Cooool!!! Vaders castle!!
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>>51398346
But would a Myllokunmingia instinctively defend its own psyche by engaging in open mockery of its superior counterpart? And would a Galactic recognize that it is being mocked? Or the reason behind said mockery?
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>>51386755
Welcome to most human endeavors.
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I'm just wondering how the Killer Folks managed to contact other civilizations.
>are there any sentient beings out there?
>HELLO WE ARE THE KILLER FOLKS
>... *click*
>HELLO? HELLO?
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>>51399500
Probably out on a better impression then the Asymetrics "Hello, we killed our ancestor species"
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>>51381686
what's this?

>one read later

Holy shit. Anon, I am forever in your debt for giving me the opportunity to read this.
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The future is looking brighter every passing day
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>>51393742
Anyone got a download for the Numenera core book?
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>>51381686

Well done Anon. The only correct answer.
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>>51385900
HA! I get it
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>>51381686
>Hand flappers
WEEEEEELP THATS ENOUGH TODAY, I DIDNT WANNA SLEEP ANYWAYS. other then that, thank you
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>>51381380
I hate to be the downer, but we'll be lucky if Earth is even habitable for humanity into the 2100s. 1billion stretching it....
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>>51400572

Just its surface. Underground should be alright for a while.
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>>51381686
Doesn't really seem like nightmare fuel to me. It's fairly nihilistic but ultimately optimistic in that it embraces absurdism, the total lack of meaning that inspires a total abundance of freedom. So humanity fell down a couple times. It got back up, stumbled, and took flight. Then it vanished forever. And that doesn't matter, because 'humanity' is an arbitrary label placed on a large group of individuals, who have complex thoughts and feelings, hopes, and dreams.

It's not a tale of woe, mourning the graves of dead empires.

It's a celebration of sapience, and a lesson in the value of humility.
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>>51400646
This anon's got it right
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>>51398275
But they were indeed removed.
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>>51381686
The Qu are a perfect example of why it's completely reasonable and necessary to be as xenophobic as possible.
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>>51401164
>Missing the point
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>>51395439
Why would you?
No humans will be around period that far in the future. Except for whatever cybernetic/artificial descendants of humanity that continue our wacky proclivity for "smug superiority" and claim themselves as totally being "human" as a status thing.
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>>51384078

Have you checked out Numenera yet? The New Sun stuff was the primary inspiration.
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>>51401164
Found the Gravital.
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>>51401472
The Gravital were not removing Xeno, they were removing human, while ironically as distant from human as possible
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>>51401553

Wat. It calls direct attention to the fact that Gravitals WERE human -- human thought engrams dumped into machines that still preserved very identifiable human norms. They socialized, formed families, longed for loved ones, had such abstract concepts as "home", were considered individuals and peers to a greater society, had all of those human notions. They just didn't recognize the meat-remnant offshoots of homo sapiens as being of the same root stock, and therefore deserving of personhood.
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>>51401656
Stop trying to argue with the HFYist, he clearly missed the entire message that the story was trying to deliver.
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>>51401656
>>51401553
>>51401164
>>51401740
yall are idiots, Humanity went extinct the moment the starmen were borne, post humans aren't people, we should be using our tech to pypass nature's game of evolution instead of becoming its slaves
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>>51381686
what the fuck
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>>51401740
all I got from it was "Fuck the Qu"
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>>51381686
Well, I am going to not sleep for the next couple of days
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>>51381380
Humans are basically the Guardians of the Universe from DC crossed with the Culture crossed with The Shrike

Architecture has gotten very fractaly
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>>51401816
Well, that makes you an idiot, doesn't it?

Go live your life as well as you can in whatever arbitrary style you choose to live it in. Don't worry about tomorrow too much, because dissolution is both inevitable, and, in a sad way, beautiful. Be happy! Burn out in an interesting way!
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>>51401904
SHAKARA!
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>>51381686
Holy shit
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>>51401158
How? When? They left but that's much different than REMOVE QU
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>>51386755
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>>51401959
Fuck that I'm going to live for ever
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>>51381686
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>>51397968
>the wife beating and archaic prose cut out
>mega fan
Heresy.
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>>51397968
I understand making certain considerations when it comes to translating a work, but if you're going that far you might as well just write a new book
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>>51401740
>says robots aren't human
>says they were killing humans
>somehow a story of humanity killing xeno
wut?

>>51402047
Near the end it mentions that "humanity" allied with aliens and removed Qu.
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>>51403941
it's 99% the same, he just removed a scene that was a poor fit even then, and made the book actually readable by modern standards(cause as mentioned before the original version was written in a way that was incredibly archaic even by 1912 standards)
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>>51398030
Also check out Awake in the Night Land, it's an anthology of stories and written 6 years ago.
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Boop
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>>51401553
>human
Those beings were no more human than a koala. The author constantly calling them 'humans' to me was a sign he was never one.

>>51404507
Written in Ye Olde or outright Ænglisc?
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>>51405962
To be fair, he was treating human as essentially a kingdom of life with a common ancestor rather than any specific species.

Particularly since what we'd strictly regard as 'homo sapiens' died on Earth and never made it out of the solar system (replaced by the Star People after the martian war, so it would have made for a pretty short story.)
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>>51405962
modern English technically, but in an old fashioned style that's incredibly awkward to read(among other things the original version has no dialogue at all)
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>>51382806
>the year one billion
>Donald Trump rules the universe with an iron fist as a digitized intelligence residing in servers the size of a continent
>"Trump will never rule the universe for another billion years"
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>>51402174
Is this the original version or is it an edit?
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>>51404060
Very briefly skimmed, at that.
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>>51405962
>The author constantly calling them 'humans' to me was a sign he was never one.
I'm fairly certain it's only humans and spambots on the internet. If Ramjet's a spambot and capable of artwork anyway, we need more like him.
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>>51406664
>modern English technically
How does the prose compare to lovecraft's? It's my closest comparison in terms of time period.
I honestly grew to like ol'Howard's faux datedness, with all his "shewing" and such
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>>51408964
lovecraft prose was actually comparable to how people spoke and wrote at the time. night land is nothing like that and that's the problem.

The protagonist is originally a 17th century lord, before he starts seeing visions of/living through/ becoming his reincarnation in the far future( its complicated). so the author took the stylistic choice to have him be narrating in archaic prose, even once he was effectively a future man who considers his life in old England to be memories of a past life while at first he was thinking of himself as a man from the past having visions of his future self. (its quite interesting to watch the shift happening but i'm getting of track)

the problem is that the "archaic prose" is written by a man living in 1912 america who clearly did not actually research the speaking patterns of the 17th century England and just wrote it as what sounded old timey and English to him. If it was just the first chapter before the future stuff starts happening it would be bearable but it just makes the whole book such a slog to get through.

seriously when you read the reviews from the time all the negative ones are " the writing style is awfull" and all the positive ones are "the story and setting are amazing but dear god why did he have to write it this way"

the rewritten version even leaves the prose in place in the rare bits where it actually works like parts of his description of the world in the 2nd chapter
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>>51408964
>>51409583

no one actually likes the writing style. everyone who raves about the book does so because of the setting, the story, the atmosphere etc. the only debate on the writing style is how badly it detracts from everything else. with opinion varying from "it almost ruins it" to "its only a bit annoying once you get going"
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>>51407072
heh.

But in all seriousness, this is the original.
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>>51383494
Do you think God is pleased where man has been in 2017?
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>>51381686
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>>51400646
My nigga. Thank you for lessening the nightmare fuel a bit.
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>>51409862

I doubt it.

Man's taken everything this old Earth can give and he ain't put back nothing.

Woah-Oh-Ohhhh
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>>51409862
We're forcing mares to get pregnant repeatedly as often as possible to harvest their hormone rich blood to inject into pigs for better quality pork products

I think God is anything but pleased
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>>51413906
At least we aren't injecting rabbits with urine to see whether or whether not some 12 years old slut got pregnant or not anymore.
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>>51382142
Idiocracy?
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>>51381686
Man, that guy was smooking the hard stuff.
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>>51381686
>Year 560 million
>be galactic citizen, patrician-tier asteromorph
>muh 5D hyperspeed virtual reality internet
>with over one septillion users from here to twenty thousand light years out
>Posting on GalactiChan/tg/
>Find a file on high-frequency discussion band
>alltomorrows.portablemindfuckfile
>111 pages
>ah what the hell, I'll read it anyway
>mfw
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>>51381629
I loved it.
It's a little goofy but fun.
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>>51416099
>patrician tier
>move by farting
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Why is no one asking the important questions here?

>which Alltomorrows future human-descendent would you bang?
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>>51414683
First line, second, third, and fourth >>51383494
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>>51416141
Gravitas qtbot is the only correct choice.
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>>51416129
>Wasting fart gas on anything but propulsion.
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>>51416141
desu Colonial
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>>51416360
>>51416276
>Not banging the species literally developed to have the most in-tents sex ever.
kys desu famalamadingdong.
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>>51400646
Unless you happen to be a sentient cobblestone.
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>>51416639
Or a sterile abomination bred to be a musical instrument
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>>51416668
Or something so fragile it breaks every bone in it's body if it falls over.
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>>51384849
The obvious joke didn't fly over your head, no, it flew over another continent entirely.
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>>51381686
The major thing I take away from this is we should outlaw Genetic Engineering tampering. Jesus Christ, everything about this is horrifying.

Let's stick to cybernetics shall we?
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>>51420008
what is horrifying? this is SCIENCE
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>>51420411
Colonials.
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>>51420008

Cybernetics didn't go so well either man.
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>>51420008
>cybernetics
Hi there gravital man.
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>>51381686
To those that like this, there is also All Yesterdays for alternative stuff on Earth, Man After Man for further human evolutionary speculation, and After Man for further Earth evolution. They're all great.
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>>51381380
I have the tome of the future. Here it is, OP.

Enjoy your human form while it lasts.
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>>51421794
don't forget The New Dinosaurs, and The Future Is Wild as well
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>>51421819
I wonder what will future archeologist will think of us when they find shit like this in the internet archives
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>>51421940
Those too. I really liked the cephalopods in the Future is Wild.
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>>51421971
>>51421819
If there's any sense of justice in the universe, Man will be dead by the time that happens, to hide our collective shame.
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>>51381686
Why didn't they bring up cryostasis in response the colonization?
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>>51382459
>tfw setting ends with God giving them another chance
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>>51413956
>slut
I don't think a 12 year old being force fucked by some drunk 40 year old pig farmer thanks to her being a child bride to pay off a debt counts as her being a slut.
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>>51383978
Is there more of this?
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>>51421819

I don't... it actually manages to get worse with every single page.
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>>51421819
I'd fuck the Rindech
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>>51422697
It would fuck your soul.
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>>51422774
I'll take you up on that offer. But in all honesty, the Rindech is not bad since it's just a cow/dinosaur with big tits and a vagoo. Not bad at all.
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>>51422828
Don't forget its 15-inch psuedo-penis and vagina-anus cloaca combo.
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>>51422893
That's just gravy
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>>51421574
Only after serious genetic tampering.

If you skip that step it'll be a lot better.
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>>51422911
If you want gravy, go to Lherimgard and get a plate of delicious chocolate mousse, shat out by the finest anus-women in the region. It has a fruity aroma and a "strange humour."
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>>51422978
Now that's just fucking digusting. I hate the author for making a setting where actual shit is a valuable food commodity.
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>>51389942
I thought all the of races that were dismembered by the Qu were all going to gang up and fuck them beyond recognition. Would have been the greatest fucking ending ever
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>tfw no gravital waifu to purify humanity's legacy with
>tfw you'll never accidentally bump chassis while putting twisted subhuman abominations out of their misery, causing her to accidentally broadcast a cute waveform of surprise
>tfw you'll never orbit around each other, exchanging sultry data streams, as you watch a planet full of abominations slowly perish in the shadows of vast solar sails

I was born eons too early.
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>>51381686
whoa
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>>51423206

As the end said, it was the journey not the end. The book roughly ended human evolution after the machine wars which by the end of that 'humanity' seemed far more powerful than the Qu.

But the thing was it wasn't talking about humankind's kingdoms, rather their evolutionary progress. Since the Qu downfall was after most of the evolution it wasn't covered, as that wasn't part of the story.

Granted it would've been really damn nice to know how those pricks died
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>>51423905
I imagine it was a curbstomp, given how advanced the space people were.

Remember: a planet was able to repel 2 Qu invasions. And that was OG humanity.
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>>51423977
That's assuming the Qu didn't improve themselves at all during the millions of years they were elsewhere.
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>>51424053
They had plateaued. The time between their atrocities and humanity's rising was barely anything to them.
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>>51383604
the laibach cover is better
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Are any of these human evolution books at least semi-realistic?
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>>51421819
Why do we let /d/ write this kinda thing?
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>>51420008
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>>51406961
>The Year 100 trillion
>The universe is dying. It does not matter. Donald Trump has ascended beyond this universe, and occupies the space between, building as many walls as he can.
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>>51381686
To give credit where it's due, author has some dank imagination and creativity.
And the ending passage sums it up well. Really made me think.
Thanks you anon, for sharing this.
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>>51426524
>some people are still sure he'll be impeached any day now
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>>51426478
pic related
>>51426524
>WE'RE GOING TO BUILD A WALL
>AND AZATHOTH IS GOING TO PAY FOR IT
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>>51426568
>the only living consciousness in the dying universe is ESSJAYWU, a conglomerate entity made up of the minds of the Buzzfeed writers, Tumblrites, Everyday Feminism writers and Brianna Wu.
>Donald builds his walls to contain it
>/pol/ has taken shape into a non-sapient meme to avoid conversion and will battle to contain it until the end of existence
>Moot is still jerking it to men in the corner
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>>51421819
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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>>51381380

Thread theme:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIY1fO_sPeA
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>>51381686
I refuse to consider any of those divergent monstrosities human, except perhaps the Gravital.
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>>51381380
>ITT: Create a picture of Humanity on Earth in the year 1 billion.
technology beyond comprehension,
same damn problems.
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>>51381380
>humanity
>on earth in 1 billion years.
We're either all dead, or colonizing the galaxy.
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>>51421971
>How'd they guess so accurately with their pathetic naturally evolved brains?
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>>51391372
wow, that video is awesome.
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>>51409862
Which god?
Because mine is clearly very pleased. He has granted us so many miracles.
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>>51421819
This is wrong in so many levels.
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>>51421819
One of the few cases I am ok with genocide.
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>>51426478
First time I've been screencapped. Thank you Anon.
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>>51428464
whatever you say gravital
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>>51426898
>Machines are the only ones recognized as humans

How far down the spacer branch until you no longer see humanity?

What about The Colonials? They never lost their sapience.
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>>51426898
They stopped being human when the Star Men happened, dude. Anything after that is just an arbitrary label, or possibly 'humanity's heir'.
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>>51421819
My therapist will get a kick out of this

You know what else will get a kick?

The shotgun in my mouth.
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>>51383608
Yeah. Test tube babies, prosthetic... Its nuts
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>>51423273
Missed the point

The Gravital weren't trying to purge anybody. What they did was not based on any form of racial prejudice or hatred. They took no joy in it.

They just didn't see organic life as being capable of personhood. It was like trimming weeds to them.
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>>51426898
Why is your assent necessary, baseline?
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>>51421819
Jesus.
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>>51409583
>the problem is that the "archaic prose" is written by a man living in 1912 america
william hope hodgson was british
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>>51421819
Have seen worse.
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>>51429689
Then he has even less of an excuse.
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>>51429689
well shit so he was, dunno how I got that mixed up. remainder of the point still stands though
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>>51401959
A Qu spy, we see.
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>>51421819
very good yes i think im gonna lie down now.
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>>51416141
Well the boring answere would be the satyrics, but I'd sat the sauro sapients are under rated
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how probable is that something like that happens to us?
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>>51416141
>A Bug Face celebrity, arguably the most beautiful girl on their planet, poses before a coastal village. In the distance can be seen gas bag-like tree creatures, relics left over from the mysterious alien invaders.
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>>51432574
>that things great x 10,000 grandmother used to be a human

weird
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>>51432574
I could get used to her.
I am a desperate and lonely man.
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>>51432574
still one of the least horrifying looking things in that damn book
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>>51422697
Post the image, please. I couldn't find it in the book.
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>>51416694
Or a literal human flounder
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Thanks, I've been wanting to use this reaction pic for a while now.
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>>51383683
I still have the book. i loved looking at the pictures as a child. the spider pictures always gave me the creeps
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>>51413906

We're pretty much giving God the middle finger at this point.

>http://www.bbc.com/news/health-38717930
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>>51433602
Cutting their tails off was inhumane.
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>>51401656
Gravitals were descended from Qu-altered humans. The only non-Qu-altered humans left alive post-Fall-of-Man were the Spacers.

From a narrative perspective, I find it a massive shame that the Gravitals wiped out all non-Bug-Faces. Lots of potential for the other Qu-altered off-shoots but I guess he found that he bit off more than he could chew.
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>>51381686
>tfw colonist

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLmw5kJMT3s
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>>51381380
What can I say?

I'm an Idealist.
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>>51433709
its also meant to hammer in how fleeting life is in all its beauty, it builds up so many different species and then you see the inevitable extinction of the ones you were favoring
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>>51429088
I can arguably see the Spacers too, at least until the war.

Sapience or not, the colonials were reduced to piles of skin and flesh, would you really consider them human anymore after that?

>>51429220
They stopped being Homo Sapience. Human is also used as a term to describe other related species that are now extinct. If you can call Homo Erectus a human, I don't see why you couldn't the Star People.
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>>51421819
>all these screaming reactions
get on my level scrubs
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>>51381686
I managed to masturbate to this once, not one of my proudest moments.
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>>51434530
Thank you for sharing this with us.
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>>51434461
More like we see the inevitable extinction of all of them in a single event. Sometimes shock value doesn't make for the greatest writing but I guess if he was aiming to make a point about absurdity, well done to him.

For an interesting narrative, I would've like to see maybe all but three or four die, then those three or four branch off in eight or nine, with maybe a new extinction event or the fall of the Machine Empire culling those too.
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>>51434461
my favorites all survived tho
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>>51382142
If /tg/ is still alive, if roleplay can survive...
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>>51433443
Fuck, I can't remember the name of that but I remember playing it.
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>>51435243
Analogue: a hate story.
Both it and the seque are pretty good
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you gotta admit, this is really well thought out
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>>51381686
I'll see you there.
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>>51421819
>All types of women have been blessed with telekinetic abilities except for the anus-women.
Well, shit.
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>>51436171
Yep, that's pretty much what they do.
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>>51435433

I heard this in David Attenborough's voice.

He's going to die this year, isn't he? 2017 is going to be even worse than 2016.
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>>51381686
Oh you guys
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>>51437588
As long as Keith Richards doesn't go after the Queen or Tim Curry, it can't be worse.
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>this whole thread
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>>51437588

>2016
>A bad year

hahahaha get rekt
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>>51437588
>2016
>bad year

Aww, do you need a safe space?
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>>51421819
Atleast we won against the Qu,right?
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>>51421819
I was getting a little bored of depression, anger and disappointment all the time, so I wanted to feel something else, I don't want to feel something else anymore.
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>>51421819
I am somewhere between horrified, disgusted and amused
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>>51439603
We weren't even fighting them, our oh so superior descendants the star people were the ones to get their genetically engineered asses kicked by them, just because the Martian freaks wanted to have a unified humanity going to the stars.
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>>51421819
Why why why did I open this
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>>51381686
I have no fucking idea what I just read, and I think my nightmares are going to be pretty nasty tonight, but damn, that was incredible. Especially the ending. I almost cried

>>51421819
Now this.
I am NOT reading any more of this. Sounds like Dogscape all over again.
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>>51409862

No, we should have been to fucking Mars by now.
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>>51421819

Guys, who invited /d/ here?
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>>51421819
Gross but I jerked off anyway.
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>>51381686

>That Asteromorph biology

NO HUMANS, YOU ARE THE QU
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>>51383731
Seriously what point the author is trying to make? Or do I need some context?
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>>51383978
Is there more?
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>>51442088
I think that was the idea, that at that point they were on pat with the Qu, but fortunately they wound up using their might for good
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>>51437588
Everybody dies.
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>>51421819
Every day we stray further from God's light
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>>51401797
Geeks have been embracing transhumanism en masse since the sixties; by then, even the writers who'd argued against it were changing their minds.
Most people are way too happy to see singularity - ie, Geek Rapture - coming, even though it's about as likely as the Christian Rapture.
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