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Lol
Can't you take it out and get a new one? At least it's good enough to be posting, right?
Stellar Colonies, Shavara, and Empire of Dabiristan
EVRITHING
Sometimes, my internet is good enough to download a heavy game. Sometimes, it's not even good at posting.
Considering how we are almost at the naturally possible limit of our brains before intellectual regression, then it could be seen as evolution. From Homo sapiens to something along the lines of Homo cyborgis.
Stellar Colonies, Shavara, Danelaw Scandinavia, Evrigenis, and 1 otherEmpire of Dabiristan
Great, and when The Atlae Isles and I make the breakthrough, we can say an internet game named our species.
Oh boy that's VERY ominous, I don't like that at all
What about you? Anything of interest?
Everyone jumps -- particularly the carakaliin kids, who glance at each other wide-eyed and try to all pile behind the couch.
. . . Theodore slips his flashlight back into the pocket, and does not withdraw his hand; in fact, that hand seems to have closed around some other, less benign little tool. But he opens the door.
Stellar Colonies, Pakitsk, Shavara, Danelaw Scandinavia, and 2 othersEmpire of Dabiristan, and AuthRight Authoritarianism
make sure to mention me!
Neat. I wouldn't recommend it because a rise of cyborgs in the name of evolution might result in the extinction of Homo sapiens.
Stellar Colonies, Shavara, Danelaw Scandinavia, and Aivintis
Evrithing, Evrione, Evri genus... I don't suppose you were around when we discussed my names. What's the origin of your name? I know "stan" is "land of" but the rest seems like an interesting story.
A ancient tribe named Dabir that turned into a large civilisation. This is a very oversimplified explanation lol.
What’s wrong with that
Stellar Colonies, Plazland, Kampf Empire, Shavara, and 3 othersDanelaw Scandinavia, Evrigenis, and Empire of Dabiristan
We're Homo sapiens and I'd rather not live to see the extinction of our species.
Shavara, Danelaw Scandinavia, Aivintis, and Empire of Dabiristan
My apologies, I just haven't seen you on GitHub :P
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Oh, no. It wouldn't be in the name of evolution. Evolution is not necessarily an optimal designer. Humans have blindspots when we could have octopus eyes because of it.
Detroit Become Human but realistic.
The priest sees Theodore opening the door. - "Blessings upon you, good sire." -
OOC: Should I make it that the priest is here for exorcism? Needs assistance? Or any reason you can think of? (/;-;)/
"Well, we mostly export oil, farming products, and stuff from mining"
Grand Ataman: Creates a plan to centralize Pakitsk and put an end to divisions and excessive intranecine violence
High Pātor: Does his best to forward this plan and asks help from a fellow priest of Ademar, using other nations' methods of governance as a model
Temple: Sends out priests to ensure compliance and ease the transition from a decentralized patchwork of clans and cities to a strong, modernized state
Those silly pacifists from across the sea:
Kampf Empire, Shavara, Danelaw Scandinavia, Aivintis, and 2 othersBrethren, and Empire of Dabiristan
Have you met our species?
Kampf Empire, Shavara, Danelaw Scandinavia, Evrigenis, and 2 othersEmpire of Dabiristan, and Saint Cinder
n0thing
Well yes, because humans evolved into a specific niche. Our evolution from apes focused on stamina, bipedalism, and more advanced brains and hands. Of the actual optimal evolutions I could see for humans, most of them relate to better heat regulation, managing the physical stress of bipedalism better, or developing a much more robust immune system.
Plazland, Shavara, and Danelaw Scandinavia
We'd turn into Homo-Electro, or Electro-Sapiens.
EVRIthing
In this situation, our extinction doesn't mean the death of humanity.
We simply pass the mantle of humanity and its actions onto a new set of descendants.
Shavara, Danelaw Scandinavia, and Aivintis
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