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Sep 19, 2011 20:31

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Refugees from countless worlds, some unknown amount of parallel universes. Detachment of planets from stars, detachment of stars from galaxies and yet organic life continues ( Read more... )

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[Text || Anon] chocogun September 20 2011, 06:43:19 UTC
We are just very stubborn.

If you want a more logical and literal answer to your question, however, most refugees are humans because most worlds destroyed were human worlds.

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[Text || Anon] emergens September 20 2011, 06:52:52 UTC
Then either humanity colonized the most worlds, or was specifically targeted.

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[Text || Anon] chocogun September 20 2011, 07:00:48 UTC
As much I'd like to give that much credit to the species, colonizing so many worlds, when most human planets were clearly not enough advanced to do so, sounds strange.

Most of those worlds have the same evolution theory and history, you see.

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[Text || Anon] emergens September 20 2011, 07:19:02 UTC
Repeated instances of 'earth' of roughly the same background have mentioned along the network.

Humanity attracts strange attention to itself.

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[Text || Anon] chocogun September 20 2011, 07:28:23 UTC
The existence of multiple "Earths" would be it. Planets that seem exact copies, and the only variants are the people in it. Same continents, same oceans, same countries, same background, same history, same cultures. Sometimes, even same historical personalities.

But the fun does not end there; some of the refugees that live on the Thor "came" from Human mind. Cartoons, books, games. Talking to a character from books you've read when you were a child is something else.

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Re: [Text || Anon] emergens September 20 2011, 15:46:02 UTC
Humans that are the fictional creations of other humans. This ship is more unusual than initially anticipated.

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Re: [Text || Anon] chocogun September 21 2011, 14:51:48 UTC
That doesn't happen only on this ship.

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Re: [Text || Anon] emergens September 21 2011, 21:30:50 UTC
Clarification: it was not expected that fiction were to become reality in such a way. We are aware that humans will frequently create stories in which to live vicariously through other, imagined humans.

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Re: [Text || Anon] chocogun September 23 2011, 07:11:20 UTC
I got that.

It's one of Thor's perks. There are many.

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Re: [Text || Anon] emergens September 23 2011, 11:35:33 UTC
You would consider this a positive development?

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Re: [Text || Anon] chocogun September 23 2011, 16:17:50 UTC
In comparison to what?

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[Text || Anon] emergens September 24 2011, 22:53:19 UTC
That is the question directed at you. You called it a 'perk'. This implies it is relatively desirable outcome.

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Re: [Text || Anon] chocogun September 24 2011, 23:36:01 UTC
Not if I used the word as sarcasm.

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[Text || Anon] emergens September 26 2011, 06:54:39 UTC
[A pause.]

Sarcasm is a strange social construct.

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[Text || Anon] chocogun September 26 2011, 15:30:40 UTC
Not many understand it.

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Re: [Text || Anon] emergens September 27 2011, 13:26:11 UTC
It is counterintuitive to sharing information.

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