Part of the reason I always like human lore in fantasy stories. They're the ultimate underdogs. They get beaten down, they live for short periods compared to long living races, they're weaker than enhanced or magical creatures. Yet they continue through it all. Humans just don't give a fuck if it's impossible, they persevere.
Thats true and all, and as a squash-buckling sweaty evolved ape myself I agree with this sentiment and accept all of these as sanctioned statements. However, Dwarves are fucking cool.
funny enough in the wider universe as a whole we are probly super tough/strong and durable because of our very strong gravity and we breath oxygen which is highly corrosive and oxygen is rocket fuel. most other complex life in the universe that would be able to attain technology/advanced society will probly be much smaller/weaker than us
@@kylejohns2288 It would be funny if Humanity was the scary predator species of the universe that science fiction stories describe invading Earth. We're omnivores, too. We could probably eat almost any alien with little to no preparation. If not, then proper cooking techniques fixes that. Humans found a way to eat puffer fish, after all.
@@duckmeat4674 they didn't halve the weight they halved the yield by adding non-fissile material between the layers iirc i might be wrong so take this with a grain of salt
@Mustache Merlin In our lifetime ? Maybe you would see a glimpse of what humans would evolve to at our 90, we ain't this much advanced and morally aggreeing. While it's an entire lifetime it is nothing on the civilisation's scale. Our grand children will surely see it
@@thegk-verse4216 yes in our lifetime considering we already do have cybernetics controlled by your mind its pretty cool actually if I find the video on it again ill link it
If you think about it, humans are considered better in the Avatar movie simply by the fact that Jake Sully was able to be better than all the other Na'vi in such a short amount of time. He was able to ride a banshee on his first try, even the big giant one that no one else could. He beat up Tsu'tey in hand to hand combat with just basic military training, and Tsu'tey was supposed to be their greatest warrior and next in line as leader. Jake was even had the favor of Eywa. Not only that but Jake ended up being the leader of the Na'vi jungle tribe. James Cameron somehow was able to make it where humans are better at being Na'vi than the Na'vi themselves.
@@LordComradeAnarchoCapitalusor he was chosen to lead the blue cats out of a million years stagnation. Either way, humanity is better at being cat people than cat people
Dylan Kusuma Neanderthal: “ My muscles are incredibly strong compared to Homo Sapiens” Homo Sapiens: “Very impressive, but can you do this?” *Creates war tactics*
Those who "hate" humanity do so because: 1. They think that makes them smart. They think they are the only ones "brave" enough to see the flaws in mankind. (How arrogant! And how very... ironic) 2. Perhaps they think being edgy is cool. (Edgy isn't cool, edgy is cringe) 3. They did not get enough attention. (They should go home and rethink their life) 4. They have serious mental issue, such as depression and self-loathing. (Stop. Get some help. Seriously. This is not an insult or a mockery, this is a genuine concern) 5. They are actually xenos infiltrating our civilization to destroy us from inside.
@B3AN they chase for a bit, if they can’t land a bite in a minute or so then they’ll have to rest. Us on the other hand, chased mammoths for so long that the mammoth fuckin died by itself
@@tsumikiayato1560 Not with mammoths. We did that with most mid-weight prey, but mammoths were too big to scare them so they'd escape from us. We mostly hunted mammoths with lots of people, and lots of spears and big rocks.
Historically speaking, humanity has never tolerated competition from other species. Or at least not tolerated it well. I don't see why anything would be different with space aliens.
althought the aliens that came to Eath to make a "first contact" will probably be much more technological advanced and can easily oblitarate our forces. So probably will our humans to end on a leash or in a grave.
Y'know, it baffles me that we used stone tools and weapons for so long until discovering metals, and then using copper, then bronze, then iron, while the idea behind these metal tools and weapons remained the exact same.
@@Burn_Angel And then there was chemistry. The superiority of science against technology, or how a chinese fireworks recipe became the ultimate weapon formula.
"The same people who get angry when I say we should exterminate aliens would probably be open to embracing any form of life we encounter" and using it as a love sock.
Hmmmm some encounter might be with hostile life forms but some of them might be smart enough to make peace and not waste their time with some shitty violence and greedness
The fact that loving your own species somehow makes you a bad person is sad, some people just don't like other people being able to be happy with themselves and other humans. Edit: Grammatical changes, also thanks for 4 likes!
I don't think that a human that loves humans is bad, they've just had experiences that I've never had, and they've never had the experiences that I have had.
Hey there fellow human, still up to antics in that funky bunker with a weird screaming mustachioed man? Saw him ranting about the baby shark song and getting banned from Xbox Live.
What good ? From what we can see from the past, present and future, the negative far outweighs the positive, and thinking that we're at the top of everything is part of the reasons of why our civilisation and environment are in existential danger in the very near future.
@@RTFS it sucks even more when we annihilate the only habitable planet we'll ever know in mankind's history, all the while making it uninhabitable for every other creatures aswell, all for the 1% to make money
While I agree that we shouldn’t immediately think that aliens are morally similar to some of our more passive peers, I also don’t think we should just outright attack any intelligent alien species we encounter. The last thing we want to do is start a fight we can’t finish because we got a little over zealous.
I think he’s saying to be cautious, and since time is of the essence of these things, we should attack or defend ourselves at the slightest hint of provocation, for safety our species
I can picture in my mind a world without war, a world without hate, And I can picture us attacking that world, because they'd never expect it. Jack Handey Deep Thoughts.
Stormingmiku Someone needs to do a video game where humans are intergalactic dickhead and some dude from a peaceful alien species fucked over by humans seeks revenge and starts killing tons of us.
Unfortunately life and evolution are based on survival of the fittest (in their respective environment) which makes war, death, suffering and hatred unavoidable. Our method of survival is our ingenuity and innovation which thrive especially well in hardship, technology is not cheating, it's part of who we are and we also are Predators (killers/hunters) and Omnivores. If you have a problem with that it's your own fucking problem but you have no right to change human nature, only nature itself can change our nature. In the real world good and evil dies not exist, it's all just different points of view. That's why in some parts of the world it's morally correct to cut off a thieves hand while in others it's seen as inhumane.
@@justthunderbolt40 And what if it does? Suffer oblivion! Do you see any organism on this planet that is not greedy? Creature that knows no hatred? No. Because if there was one such thing, natural selection would have eliminated it a long time ago. Mother Nature pities not the weak! Greed, hate, anger amongst others, though deemed petty by every religious standard, are necessary part of life. I advise you, the next time you hear so-called "wisdoms", fact check them.
Humans are actually physically impressive, sure we may not be strong or fast but we can do something no other animal can do. *throw things*. I’m not kidding humans are practically the only animal to specialize in being able to throw objects at high velocity with really high accuracy.
@@teo2157 orangutans come from the same family tree as us. There is videos of orangutans throwing something at people. And even a orangutan making a stick.
The true nature of humans is *chaos* Not good, not evil, nor neutral. We can be as good as Angels or as evil as demons. I can already hear the inquisition
And that is why i love cats. exercising ownership over something that thinks it is the boss of YOU. that, and you have to earn their respect and affection.
I recall reading that humans have mutated regeneration genes. They don’t allow us to regrow severed limbs, but rather make our scar tissue severely hyperactive. It’s not pretty or pleasant, but it allows humans to survive some terrifying punishment. Not to mention we have large, general purpose livers that make us immune to most irritants and poisons. Chocolate and most xanthenes are poisonous, but we scarf them down without issues.
Necrons: The primate lifeforms in Sector 223G-PB3 have been progressing at a remarkable rate. Eldar: Oh you mean the Mon-keigh on planet Dirt? They're still hitting rocks with sticks down there. Necrons: These organics must have immense physical strength to split the atom with a stick. Eldar: Oh stop worrying, I thought you wanted to go for round two, not talk about primitve apes. Necrons: Very Well *39,000 years later* Astartes: *FOR THE EMPEROR, DIE XENO SCUM* Necrons: You assured me this would not happen. Eldar: HEY! Its not my fault they were united by an anomolous warp entity!
@@therandomlaniusedward2140 scared not is the word, more than they see it and think that it isn't going to be a fun fight(aka being stomped so hard that isn't fun, even for orks)
@The Biddi Boy Probably, yes. If they are smart and love their own species more than us. And they should love their own species more than us. Something is wrong with any member of a species that loves other species more than their own.
The Xenos able to complete the sentenced before its fully purge by Space Marine & Inquisition because it is 40k, If its 30k Great Crusade, They already getting deleted from reality even before say " Greetings"
@@rahadityap2375 Nah, Sanctioned Xenos were a thing back then. It just turns out that the ability to engage diplomacy isn't a guaranteed trait for a species and is in fact quite rare, even here on Earth.
@@averageinternettroll there's no such a thing as evil,only selfish people or doing bad for the sake of good purpose exist,so fuck off with that word yeah? We didn't choose to be selfish,its instinct to kill other people for self preservation given the correct circumstances.
Starship Troopers arachnids are likely what we will see in the galaxy, and thus deserve the same treatment. Suffer not the alien to live, that is your duty to humanity.
In the book there was also another douchy technological race we came in contact with. Firing Cap Troopers with mini nukes out of cannons is the best form of communication.
@M33ble they were. They launched the asteroid that hit Earth and caused* the invasion of Klendathu, the movie was confusing about it and the original novel was very explicit on it if memory serves me well
Zach Rich according to the wiki the federation invaded the Arachnid Quarantine Zone. So yes the humans we're the aggressors. Also, the humans in Avatar decided that it would be wise to stop the peaceful scientific mission and let the violent RDA run amuck on Pandora. Humanity was so stupid it let massive mage corporations overpower their governments, and now the most valuable resource they have is gone. The humans in an avatar sent out the Venture star to Pandora but because a corporation controlled it they massacred a group of Na’vi and ruined relations permanently. All that needed to happen was that earth diplomat engaged with the natives to allow a mining operation to begin. The polluting fuels that humanity used on Pandora is their stupidest decision. You find a habitable world and allow for fossil fuels that ruined the ecosystem. I almost believe the humans deserve it but the extinction of mankind isn't adequate punishment.
Snowflake, while being tortured by the Inquisitor: "Ouch! You're only proving my point! GAH!" Inquisitor: "You'll talk when you answer my questions, blasphemer!"
People, this is in fact wrong. This "the good weights out the bad" is completly opinion at best and simply false and Fake News at Worst. Likely the latter. Humans are widely disgusting and I've seen Perceptions that are so warped and Life's that are so meaningless, it's amazing. Pointing these things out does not at all mean 'i likely hate myself' as stated at the start of this Video. That's outright Nonsense, buddy. Outright Nonsense. In the lack for another Word, this is HUMAN PROPAGANDA!!!! Yeah, no kidding, no joke. Get down again and let this shitty Pride and Arrogance aside. Cause this video here is laughable in many instances.
@@thefullmetalmaskedduo6083 go home alien spy, tell your masters to prepare to grovel at humanity's feet. We might consider to have you as household pets.
I would be more interested as to how they got there? Did they arrive on a space ship built as a secret project? Or did they just evolve on that planet and ended up looking similar to us? Because if it's the latter, are they really humans?
@@josemariamejiavalencia1295 or maybe an unknown past where ancient aliens took us to that planet for some unknown reason, this obviously would be very unlikely but still interesting to think about. If this was the case they would've probably evolved a bit different from us also
@@ayuwoki453 Depends on the timeframe. If its less than 100k years, it wouldnt be different than a Spanish conquistador meeting the Amerindians for the first time thiugh with slight variations considering More than 100k, they would have been very very different
Alan, True, we are better than everything and you're one of the best for having the courage to think and state the obvious. Humans are magnificent even the bad ones. Cheers, Mensch.
@@andymalone7338 More clever than you will ever be, and more correct than the best attempt you did. Reply to Andy Malone: What we both know is the fact you're a pathetic idiotic moronic slow sad miserable virgin loser and will forever be that.
@@human6310 Fuck you! i'd love to have a xeno wife from another planet or if someone made a cyborg woman. Xenos and anthro and cyborgs are people who are different
@@gabrielbrunet7150 I believe you are referring to the Diablo games? TBH, I'm not a fan of this concept. They have made humans so OP that the other races should fear them, it takes away the horrors of the game. There are other ways to make mankind awesome and interesting, but not like this.
So, you'd be ok to mass murder other sentient species across the galaxy if the beginning set of negotiations don't work out perfectly the first time? Doesn't sound so "civilized" to me...
@@thalmoragent9344 civil? Mass murder? These are human terms for humans. They have no place in an interspecies struggle for survival. Am I okay with exterminating a species that does not have humanity's best interests at heart? Yes.
@@nukeba11 Yeah, but why not work together, if they're at such a point of great advancement, it would benefit us to at least attempt peace with them first, not be dicks and be demanding of them even though they have their own civilization. If extermination of potentially billions of beings all because of a single disagreement of trade is bullshit and dumb. If that's the way you handle your business with other people, I hope you never get into a position of power, cause the atrocities you'd cause would be one the history books would have to look into and see the barbarity of. If other space faring races out there exist, any attempt at peace or cohabitation should be explored, as it would benefit humanity and a potential ally to band together in the Unknown Galaxy at large
It is because xenophobe doesn't literally mean afraid of aliens, it means afraid of everyone not from the place you live, like immigrants or all other nations. It encourages division within our species, something we absolutely don't need.
@@stormlogos7230 how can you embody it? I'm not an astartes or a primarch i dare to strive to it, to put as much effort as possible to be closer everyday to what the emperor want. But that it.
Considering the part in Avatar where humans could turn into the blue monkeys it makes me wonder how the hell the military didn't think it was more important to cultivate the genetic similarity to make us into those taller, stronger and more agile breeds of human beings over some little mineral that's a bit better to make stuff out of. They could've upgraded all of humanity!
It wouldn’t be efficient enough whereas making the avatars on the mineral planet they found is worth it because of the potential trillions they could make off it
They could only be taller stronger and more agile because Pandora has a weaker gravity than earth. A body that tall wouldn’t work on earth, it wouldn’t even be able to stand.
@@Yorikoification probably, also i guess humans have more muscle and bone density than big blue shits, even so avatars have more mass than humans so...
Or even better, watching it through internet, but having a rational mind to think on your own and realize that the misantrophy mentality wouldn't make us better people, just hate us, hate our children and teach them that self hate until we unevolve.
-Except- Especially the elves. The new Codex Astartes dictates that all elves must be interrogated and studied carefully and thoroughly in close, personal range. We cannot tolerate their species's existence.
The nox are still around. There are some asgard breakaways in pegasus and no-one knows where the furlings are or if they're alive or dead. And with the number of frozen ancients that had been found i dont think you can say that there is definitly none left
@@Angelo-nd4lg your words hold so much truth - we ducked them into extinction, we outbreeded them and asimilated their genes. They aren't gone, they are part of us now - but they aren't here as well. The only pure breed homo sapiens are those in black africa
You are the only person I have seen that is even willing to look at both sides and come to a logical conclusion on this subject and discuss it on the internet. Thank you.
Basically he's arguing there are only two first contact stances: thoughtless acceptance and anthropomorphization of extraterrestrial intelligent life, or thoughtless extermination of it. I don't fancy humanity's long term survival chances with either strategy. I would advocate a more cautious and pragmatic approach.
a pragmatic approach would be assuming the aliens had the same thought process as us which, as Alan said, is a very arrogant viewpoint. Anyway, it's kind of a given that we'd expand in search of more resources and energy to provide for our civilisation and another intelligent species would just be competition so I think it's a pretty good idea to just them wipe them out
If we expand into space and just shoot everything sentient we encounter, we're either going to be wiped out, quarantined, or have our leaders arrested and put on trial at the Space Hague.
Brings me back to when Reagan asked Gorbachev if the US was ever attacked by an interstellar threat, would the USSR come to the USA's aid. Gorbachev gave a resounding "yes".
@@capadociaash8003 There is literally no animal whatsoever that humanity stands even the slightest, most remote chance of ever winning against. Humans get wiped out and go extinct in an instant, they already would have a long time ago if they did not cheat. Even the weakest animal still wins easily if all of humanity was a billion times stronger and united against it.
@@thegk-verse4216 humans can not really compete with any animal. Reply to Alex below: You only get dominated and utterly wrecked patheric idiotic slow ass moronic loser.
Animals: Lol Humans feel sooo strong with their "spears" Humans 2K years later: *Literally conquers the planet and reaches incredibly advanced technology* Animals: Hm
@The main cause of warps in all of reality Aztecs had sacrifices, Europeans had the inquisition... Both killed innocent people because of their gods, so...
@@link199100 the inquisition is actually given a bad rep. It had one massive leap in legality that has completely changed the legal system in the west and much of the world. Habeas corpus. Wheres the body (literally or the body of evidence). People were presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Furthermore many of the punishments werent life ending. Most were house arrest, do x thing for the church, lose a finger or get a brand. Very very few, almost entirely in Spain, were subjected to torture.
@@link199100 The inquisition killed about 60,000 people in several centuries of existence. About three years of human sacrifice for the Aztecs. Also, not killing heretics led to dire civil wars.
One of my favorite things about humans is our willpower. Even when the odds are stacked against us, we can prevail just by being determined enough. We’ve conquered uninhabitable lands and peasant militias have defeated professionally-trained armies. Even in settings where there are multiple sapient species and such, for some reason that determination and willpower has always felt like a uniquely human thing to me and it’s why I love playing them in games even if there are different races to choose from.
*22 Thousand Years Ago* Other Animals: It’s over Humans, we have the high ground! Humans: *Create pointy stick and lion-like hunting packs* You underestimate our power!
@Nathan Eaton-Benterud Animals: *Kill for a myriad of reasons, including fun, hunger, territory, competition, and reproduction rights.* Humans: *do the same* Also Humans: Humans are twisted creatures!
@Nathan Eaton-Benterud Sociopathy and Psychopathy are both mental illnesses that severely limits or completely suppresses the capacity to feel empathy and positive emotions. Bringing Mental Illnesses to the table isn’t really an argument either.
I'm reminded of one of my favorite quotes from my favorite Sci Fi series, The Three Body Problem: (for context the main characters had just received a message from hostile aliens called Trisolarans who, like all alien invaders are obligated to do, mock humanity for being primitive bugs) "Look at them, the bugs. Humans have used everything in their power to extinguish them: every kind of poison, aerial sprays, introducing and cultivating their natural predators, searching for and destroying their eggs, using genetic modification to sterilize them, burning with fire, drowning with water. Every family has bug spray, every desk has a flyswatter under it… this long war has been going on for the entire history of human civilization. But the outcome is still in doubt. The bugs have not been eliminated. They still proudly live between the heavens and the earth, and their numbers have not diminished from the time before the appearance of the humans. The Trisolarans who deemed the humans bugs seemed to have forgotten one fact: The bugs have never been truly defeated. A small black cloud covered the sun and cast a moving shadow against the ground. This was not a common cloud, but a swarm of locusts that had just arrived. As the swarm landed in the fields nearby, the three men stood in the middle of a living shower, feeling the dignity of life on Earth. Ding Yi and Wang Miao poured the two bottles of wine they had with them on the ground beneath their feet, a toast for the bugs.” It's the perfect response to the idea that humans are primitive, weak, pathetic, and insignificant, because in reality even the smallest bugs are not insignificant. Like us, they persevere and even thrive in the face of great hardship.
Congratulations, you used a fictional book made by a human for humans as a way to argue how we can stand in the face of a race of beings potentially millions, billions, trillions years older than us. Honestly the arrogance of these comments, if aliens got here with tech they would whoop us no question. I'm pretty sure there's more bugs than humans anyways. Your little analogy doesn't work anyways because bugs are killed easily by children, if we truly are the bugs to the aliens than RIP humanity because a couple aliens with some ships would do our entire species in. Preserve in great hardship? If aliens decided to scorch us would we Preserve? Don't bring up no bugs, answer is no. Imagine a half percent difference between an alien and human, thier simplest thought would be beyond our capabilities. I'm not saying humans can't become powerful but if anything about the reported cases our true it's best to stay humble.
We were watching it in highschool as a take on Colonialism and i was the only one in the class who wouldnt betray humanity for some aliens. Everyone was saying "oh but the Aliens are much better than humanity! Theyre so peaceful!" And i responded "so? Its either them or us. The way i see it, might as well be them" (RDR reference)
Humans: the only known creatures capable of morality or immorality. So yeah, we’re the most immoral, but _also_ the most moral because we are the _only_ immoral, and the _only_ moral. This is exactly why we are the most important thing in the universe: without our ability to attribute values to the universe the universe is valueless, and for the time being we have to assume we’re the only thing like this that exists, at least until we prove otherwise.
The universe never had a value, of course for something to have a value, it needs to be observed, by itself or by other things, but for the finite universe we are in, it's just too old, yet not infinite, one day everything will be gone, and that's it, the illusion of valie will be gone, for there no one to see it
But the Na'Vi in Avatar have such characteristics. In fact the Na'Vi have *_all_* of the characteristics presented in this video as exclusively human, so by this logic aren't they also worth as much as humanity?
For the record, there are animals that do pass on knowledge to the next generation, although they are few and far between. The only ones I am very familiar with are crows, who teach their young which humans are dangerous and which places are safe. They have a very strong memory and family structure and very good problem solving skills as well. But yeah, still not quite on the same level as humanity, but at least they are superior to the primates we supposedly evolved from.
humanity must quit existence Reply to the random lanius Edward: You off yourself. I am not a projecting coping pathetic idiotic miserable sad crying useless pitiful idiotic moronic virgin incell who can not get any females. You got destroyed.
Finally! I thought I was alone in thinking that we are not the worst species, and our interest should go first. It is so heartwarming to see others sharing the same thought, finally not alone
nah this is prtty common, it's called narcissism. A lot of living creatures have this delusion. Reply to comment below: No, it's still narcissism, since the individual asociated with their species you moronic idiotic slow af loser.
@@stopYmpersonatYngmYacCount Nay, mate. The word you are looking for is "Speciesism". "Narcissism" refers to individuals not the groups, and the individual's over interest in themselves.
You're not alone by far. It's just that the argument of "humans are evil" is an arrogant attempt at a moral high ground. Essentially, they're saying "I, being so enlightening, am able to recognize the faults of the lesser members of our species." It's an elitist idea. Those holding the idea who are not elites are merely convinced by the propaganda of the elites, made to actually believe that humanity, themselves included, are a plague upon existence. And it's popular to espouse moral grandstanding on the internet. I'd argue that truly enlightened people recognize humans as having the greatest capacity for both evil and good. No creature can achieve more evil than a human, but neither can any creature achieve greater good. It's up to us to endeavor for the latter. And while we should absolutely be good stewards of animals and our environments, other people must come first.
I'll say it again "The stakes could not be higher as we reach into the vast uncharted expanses of the galaxy, for we are gambling with the very survival of our species! The ability to project force is of paramount importance. The only way to preserve our way of life is to make sure everyone shares it; willingly or not..."
*After which you proceed to be annihilated by the first alien species you encounter, your way of life eradicated for good, and your speces hunted to extinction*
there are no facts Reply to Andrew Manook: Keep projecting and cope harder you pathetic idiotic miserable sad crying useless pitiful idiotic moronic virgin incell who can not get any females. You got destroyed.
This video was Very Poorly Researched and he constantly talked down to his audience and especially to those that don't agree with his humans first concept. Animals have been demonstrated to have empathy, generational learning, complex rituals, they mourn and they show altruistic behavior even to their own detriment. Essentially everything he said was wrong. Evolution aswell are led by nonguided forces and sexual selection and genetic drift. And the unguided forces aren't random anymore than the unguided forces in ex Combustion. And there's still Alot more that can be pointed out as either inaccurate or inadequately researched/Purposefully ignored out of Human Bias - he really holds strongly to the humans first thing and for clearly emotional and poorly researched reasons, Bias is going to be naturally present for this guys reasons. 🤷♂️
@@guytheincognito4186 This video is a little outdated but by and large he is correct, humans vastly exceed other animals in all those aspects you mentioned, it isn't even close, that's really why humans are on top. But perhaps you and other misanthropists for clearly emotional (How ironic) reasons can't see that or accept it.
@@AndrewManook "This video is abit out of date.".. -This video is "more" than a _little_ out of date. Your direct attempt at talking down to your interlocutor from the get go, by calling them and me, "misanthropes", clearly shows that you're the one approaching this from an position hedged on emotional appeal, and more than likely you're the misanthrope in the conversation that has such low Self-esteem that you need to oversell how humans stands apart from animals rather than just abit above other animals in certain regards. 💁♂️😏
I'm on humanity's side as long as we aren't complete monsters that kill and destroy for no good reason. I'm fine if we fight in self defense or the need to survive but NEVER for the pleasure to pillage and destroy.
On the whole, I do understand the humanity first message and agree that on a galactic scale we should put humanity at the forefront of our concerns, but cultivating allies could be just as helpful, if not more so, than eliminating enemies.
@@vothbetilia4862they wouldn’t even think the same, but what seems pretty consistent is that a creature attacked will defend itself. No need to start fights and leave ourselves vulnerable
@@capadociaash8003 obviously, that's sometimes nature in general. We're no different. But aliens and humans will never coexist simply because of our government system and the species itself.
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Guys remember the important part is to love your fellow man and woman... so be kind to each other in the comments section as well.
Do we have tooo??🥺
Because evolution is a lie. We were made in the image of GOD.
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Joseph Caesar is making it very hard for me to keep that promise, guys...
Papa John's pizza is keeping it civil
Part of the reason I always like human lore in fantasy stories. They're the ultimate underdogs. They get beaten down, they live for short periods compared to long living races, they're weaker than enhanced or magical creatures. Yet they continue through it all. Humans just don't give a fuck if it's impossible, they persevere.
Very true
Through thick and thin, humans will be there, standing against the tide. Some will get washed away but humans will always preserve!
Thats true and all, and as a squash-buckling sweaty evolved ape myself I agree with this sentiment and accept all of these as sanctioned statements. However, Dwarves are fucking cool.
I think you made a good point.
funny enough in the wider universe as a whole we are probly super tough/strong and durable because of our very strong gravity and we breath oxygen which is highly corrosive and oxygen is rocket fuel. most other complex life in the universe that would be able to attain technology/advanced society will probly be much smaller/weaker than us
@@kylejohns2288 It would be funny if Humanity was the scary predator species of the universe that science fiction stories describe invading Earth.
We're omnivores, too. We could probably eat almost any alien with little to no preparation. If not, then proper cooking techniques fixes that. Humans found a way to eat puffer fish, after all.
It took 4 times longer for us to switch from bronze weapons to iron weapons than to switch from iron weapons to thermonuclear warheads.
And about 40 years to make said Warheads dangerus enough that the test was at 50 percent
@@oroshithegodeater2590 what
@@Ahrone1586 the tsar bomba was tested at 50% strength out of fear of nuclear fallout
@@kurgerbing9491 more like it was too heavy to be used practically ... Like how are you going to transport such a heavy weapon?
@@duckmeat4674 they didn't halve the weight they halved the yield by adding non-fissile material between the layers iirc i might be wrong so take this with a grain of salt
"There's no need to adapt to the environment if you make the environment adapt to you"
Humanity in a nutshell.
@Mustache Merlin In our lifetime ? Maybe you would see a glimpse of what humans would evolve to at our 90, we ain't this much advanced and morally aggreeing.
While it's an entire lifetime it is nothing on the civilisation's scale.
Our grand children will surely see it
@@thegk-verse4216 yes in our lifetime considering we already do have cybernetics controlled by your mind its pretty cool actually if I find the video on it again ill link it
This is the way
For the glory of man
If you think about it, humans are considered better in the Avatar movie simply by the fact that Jake Sully was able to be better than all the other Na'vi in such a short amount of time. He was able to ride a banshee on his first try, even the big giant one that no one else could. He beat up Tsu'tey in hand to hand combat with just basic military training, and Tsu'tey was supposed to be their greatest warrior and next in line as leader. Jake was even had the favor of Eywa. Not only that but Jake ended up being the leader of the Na'vi jungle tribe. James Cameron somehow was able to make it where humans are better at being Na'vi than the Na'vi themselves.
That's not humans thats main character
@@stopYmpersonatYngmYacCount he was an ordinary crippled citizen before the movie tho
@@rhoydplaz2853 an ordinary crippled main character
Jake was chosen by Eywa to show humans how cowardly they are, teach them a lesson
@@LordComradeAnarchoCapitalusor he was chosen to lead the blue cats out of a million years stagnation. Either way, humanity is better at being cat people than cat people
God: “Where are all the other human species I left you with?”
Homo Sapiens:”Gone, reduced to atoms.”
*"we fucked them into extinction"*
The weakest kind of human: *WINS*
God: Impossible
Dylan Kusuma Neanderthal: “ My muscles are incredibly strong compared to Homo Sapiens”
Homo Sapiens: “Very impressive, but can you do this?” *Creates war tactics*
@@francescoferrero7550 *Throws rock at high volocity*
Neanderthal: WHA-
This joke is a mad contradiction
Whenever someone says Humans are the worst, it's safe to assume that this opinion is based on self-assessment.
Or rather an unbiased examination of history.
Those who "hate" humanity do so because:
1. They think that makes them smart. They think they are the only ones "brave" enough to see the flaws in mankind. (How arrogant! And how very... ironic)
2. Perhaps they think being edgy is cool. (Edgy isn't cool, edgy is cringe)
3. They did not get enough attention. (They should go home and rethink their life)
4. They have serious mental issue, such as depression and self-loathing. (Stop. Get some help. Seriously. This is not an insult or a mockery, this is a genuine concern)
5. They are actually xenos infiltrating our civilization to destroy us from inside.
@Michael Whittmann Only close-minded fools see the world as "good" and "evil".
@Michael Whittmann Speaking of evil, none of the "evil" people see themselves as evil and, "he who thinks himself pure is dangerous".
@Michael Whittmann which is why you are hypocrite without even realizing it!
Humans evolved from literally chasing their prey to death. Let that sink in
like any other damn predator
B3AN endurance predators, we’d run prey to exhaustion after hundreds of Miles
@B3AN they chase for a bit, if they can’t land a bite in a minute or so then they’ll have to rest. Us on the other hand, chased mammoths for so long that the mammoth fuckin died by itself
@@tsumikiayato1560 Not with mammoths. We did that with most mid-weight prey, but mammoths were too big to scare them so they'd escape from us.
We mostly hunted mammoths with lots of people, and lots of spears and big rocks.
@@Burn_Angel and mud and snow traps, I believe. So damn thicccc.
Three years old and this still rings true. Humanity first at all times.
*Based and Imperium-pilled*
more like Humanity first into the oven
@@LordComradeAnarchoCapitalus
Start from yourself edgy f..ker
Humans are always Chad
May the Emperor bless you in your eternal purge.
Only the jews
Historically speaking, humanity has never tolerated competition from other species. Or at least not tolerated it well. I don't see why anything would be different with space aliens.
Fourth Horseman exactly. Aliens are a threat that we cannot abide. The universe exists for humanity
@@DeadlycheesePeople true (but the xeno can be good pets?)
Luis Gregorio Padilla the only tolerable xeno is one on a leash.
@@ВиталяКекс-ц6е so I can get a xeno pet?
althought the aliens that came to Eath to make a "first contact" will probably be much more technological advanced and can easily oblitarate our forces.
So probably will our humans to end on a leash or in a grave.
animal: ha ha stupid human you clearly cant surpass me
human: I made this sharp stick
animal : YOU WHAT !
And made something to throw it for us
Animal: haha you clearly can’t surpass me
Human: *throws a rock*
Animal: YOU WHAT!?!?
Y'know, it baffles me that we used stone tools and weapons for so long until discovering metals, and then using copper, then bronze, then iron, while the idea behind these metal tools and weapons remained the exact same.
@@Burn_Angel nice
@@Burn_Angel And then there was chemistry. The superiority of science against technology, or how a chinese fireworks recipe became the ultimate weapon formula.
Remember, primitive and savage does not also make them automatically noble.
Does that saying also work for humans?
@@ghuttsmckenzie4269 Yes.
@@fpena6038 good
Like what humans are
Nor does being advanced and civilized make you noble.
Humans aren't evil; we are just efficient.
Agreed
Humanity: exists
Also humanity: I'm gonna do what's called a pro gamer move
Justifying everything by efficiency is pretty evil if you ask me
@@guimts8881 *Proceeds to kill everything that may harm his supremacy*
@@shareenear9344 efficiency is only evil in the eyes of those who cannot reap the benefits of efficiency
"The same people who get angry when I say we should exterminate aliens would probably be open to embracing any form of life we encounter" and using it as a love sock.
Yes
Hmmmm some encounter might be with hostile life forms but some of them might be smart enough to make peace and not waste their time with some shitty violence and greedness
Clap them alien cheeks
@The main cause of warps in all of reality Just because i can't fuck it, doesn't mean i won't try
@@skipskip7737 WE WILL MAKE A HOLE
Human: "Greetings, alien"
Alien: "$#&*#$^%&*@"
Human: "SO YOU CHOOSE DEATH"
No it was clearly threatening to destroy humanity once it has enough strength
@Jope Lamp bruh the alien was swearing, its just censored
Sounds like the forever war lol
Suffer not the xeno.
i too would kill an alien that just travelled through entire space, found and landed on Earth just to curse at me
“If you let go of fart jokes, you've let go of a piece of humanity.”
- Andy Samberg
NORMIE
"Pull my finger, I DARE YA! "
~ Ace Ventura
We need to sacrifice some parts of ourselves in order to learn new special tricks... Like not being defeated by semi alive pieces of DNA (Viruses).
@Miguel Montenegro A grain of sand traveling at the speed of light could destroy this entire planet. Small, does not equal weak.
Nein, fart jokes are holding us back, they are perpetuating stupidity.
The fact that loving your own species somehow makes you a bad person is sad, some people just don't like other people being able to be happy with themselves and other humans.
Edit: Grammatical changes, also thanks for 4 likes!
I don't think that a human that loves humans is bad, they've just had experiences that I've never had, and they've never had the experiences that I have had.
@@richardparker3273 Did you go to war to think that you've had it worse than other people?
For the *GOD EMPEROR* humanity first
The God Emperor is Papa John
*uses heavy flamer to cook pizza*
*AVE IMPERATOR*
The Emperor protects.
Burn the Witch, the Heratic and the Xenos with rightous fire.
The Emperor protects!
Who else is watching this before going to the gym to train to exterminate xenos
What about breeding with them?
@@andresmcguire-buckley1659 only if they have space elves, then only maybe because papa smurf is showing us the way
@@andresmcguire-buckley1659 HERESY!
I just came from the gym and after watching this I probably need to work harder
Was going to skip today, thank you for this.
Animal: "Haha, dumb human, I'm stronger than you"
Human: "Yes, but I can invoke the big brain time"
Hey there fellow human, still up to antics in that funky bunker with a weird screaming mustachioed man?
Saw him ranting about the baby shark song and getting banned from Xbox Live.
@@bigbluebuttonman1137 What?! I made him a spare account, and he got it banned as well?
Tiny microbe: "Allow me to introduce myself." *shuts down world in 4 weeks*
@@ToaOfFusion Truly the most OP
@@ToaOfFusion Vaccines: I like ya cut G.
I want humanity to a ultra mega empire while still be extremely friendly and violent.
Unfathomably based
Red pill: humanity will make a big intergalactic fedaration
Blue pill: humanity will make the imperium
Did you just took both pills?????
@@custodianguardofthemagyari216 No we take yellow pill
Dune Imperium
@@tuongtang8974 are we getting high on spice tonigh?
"We are friends now , d o n o t r e s i s t"
Despite our flaws, humans are amazing. People need to overlook the bad sometimes and focus on the good more.
True words good sir.
What good ? From what we can see from the past, present and future, the negative far outweighs the positive, and thinking that we're at the top of everything is part of the reasons of why our civilisation and environment are in existential danger in the very near future.
Facts
@@anonymysable i don't know pal
The universe always sucks for every creature
Not just humans
@@RTFS it sucks even more when we annihilate the only habitable planet we'll ever know in mankind's history, all the while making it uninhabitable for every other creatures aswell, all for the 1% to make money
While I agree that we shouldn’t immediately think that aliens are morally similar to some of our more passive peers, I also don’t think we should just outright attack any intelligent alien species we encounter. The last thing we want to do is start a fight we can’t finish because we got a little over zealous.
Like in mass effect 1, first war loss, but in mass effect 3...
I think he’s saying to be cautious, and since time is of the essence of these things, we should attack or defend ourselves at the slightest hint of provocation, for safety our species
Yes, I think instead we should subjugate then learn everything about them that we can, then exterminate them for the protection of the human race
@@robertwilliamsonsbathrooma1034
Not exterminate, that would be dumb, ever heard of the term “cattle”?
for the emperor
I can picture in my mind a world without war, a world without hate,
And I can picture us attacking that world, because they'd never expect it.
Jack Handey Deep Thoughts.
This is gold
Stormingmiku Someone needs to do a video game where humans are intergalactic dickhead and some dude from a peaceful alien species fucked over by humans seeks revenge and starts killing tons of us.
Unfortunately life and evolution are based on survival of the fittest (in their respective environment) which makes war, death, suffering and hatred unavoidable. Our method of survival is our ingenuity and innovation which thrive especially well in hardship, technology is not cheating, it's part of who we are and we also are Predators (killers/hunters) and Omnivores. If you have a problem with that it's your own fucking problem but you have no right to change human nature, only nature itself can change our nature. In the real world good and evil dies not exist, it's all just different points of view. That's why in some parts of the world it's morally correct to cut off a thieves hand while in others it's seen as inhumane.
That's because humanity will never learn to sit down and enjoy what it has, rather than always being greedy for more.
@@justthunderbolt40 And what if it does? Suffer oblivion! Do you see any organism on this planet that is not greedy? Creature that knows no hatred? No. Because if there was one such thing, natural selection would have eliminated it a long time ago. Mother Nature pities not the weak! Greed, hate, anger amongst others, though deemed petty by every religious standard, are necessary part of life. I advise you, the next time you hear so-called "wisdoms", fact check them.
Humans are actually physically impressive, sure we may not be strong or fast but we can do something no other animal can do. *throw things*. I’m not kidding humans are practically the only animal to specialize in being able to throw objects at high velocity with really high accuracy.
And endurance, and intelligence.
Orangutans do the same thing and have better arm strength lol
btw humans are one of the most fastest mammals on the planet
@@tristanceles7738 remind me, when did orangutans make stick pointy? and start throwing them?
@@teo2157 orangutans come from the same family tree as us. There is videos of orangutans throwing something at people. And even a orangutan making a stick.
4:19 That Hobbit part isn't a joke. There was a subspecies of humans called "Homo floresiensis" ("Flores Man"; nicknamed "hobbit").
That very cool.
Also Hobbits in LOTR are related to humans not dwarves
Ye, they lived in Indonesia
If they were ever a threat, it must have bee a small one.
@john son fuck
Yes Inquisitor, the man over th-
wait no actually, he makes the Emperor proud.
Carry on, the Emperor protects!
*_No, wait, Inquisitor! Those people over there defending the xenos!_*
*EXTERMINATUS THOSE FILTHY TAU LOVING HERITIC SCUM*
Let’s be xenophobic, it’s really in this year,
let’s find a nasty, slimy, ugly alien to fear...
"HEY! Just because I told the Xeno's nicely to get off my planet doesn't mean I'm in league with them!
They actually did it too!"
THE EMPEROR PROTECTS!
The true nature of humans is *chaos*
Not good, not evil, nor neutral.
We can be as good as Angels or as evil as demons.
I can already hear the inquisition
*HUMANITY FIRST, THE EMPEROR PROTECTS*
*FOR THE EMPEROR!*
In dungeons and dragons it is said that "both the worst and the best can be found among humanity"
Not if the Commissar gets to you first...
@@joshuagreen8990 i think i can take a fellow commissar, what i can't take is an exterminatus
"Humans are better than anything else" - humans
"You're not even the best thing in this house" - your cat
arrogant cats!
*Human takes away the cat food bowl*
And that is why i love cats. exercising ownership over something that thinks it is the boss of YOU. that, and you have to earn their respect and affection.
@@tonymcgray9599 so a bottom…?
@@therandomcommenter6629 *cat knocks over grandma's ashes*
I recall reading that humans have mutated regeneration genes. They don’t allow us to regrow severed limbs, but rather make our scar tissue severely hyperactive. It’s not pretty or pleasant, but it allows humans to survive some terrifying punishment.
Not to mention we have large, general purpose livers that make us immune to most irritants and poisons. Chocolate and most xanthenes are poisonous, but we scarf them down without issues.
Humans genetically engineering the spiciest pepper in the universe
@@overlordb1989For it’s taste
Late reply but what is the name for this
@@fayhay8011 world’s spiciest pepper? That’d be the Carolina Reaper IIRC. Specifically engineered to be the spiciesr
@@narutardkyuubiOh,I already know that,I meant of what is it called of scars being severely hyperactive
The fact that you don't talk about 40k makes this even better. You should talk about warhammer 40k though.
He's talked about 40K quite a few times though.
@@xeonespydonum4995 w h e n
@@xeonespydonum4995 nvm looked it up.
Well, they're mostly a Star Wars channel, but they dabble on occasion.
Call me a traitor, but I've only scrolled down a quarter of the way into the comments, and I'm already sick of seeing 40k jokes.
When you just wanna be morally upstanding but also can't suffer the alien to live
HUMANITY FIRST
hey man, you're an awesome human
Thanks fellow human
Greetings fellow humans
Hell yeah!
@@lordoverseer9004 HELL YEAH!
Here's my tier list over organisms in the universe worthy of consideration:
1. Humans
And dogs, you monster!
Ever heard of octopuses?
correct. All other species exist at our mercy.
2. Doggo
@Jason Buford
But tusken raiders are like animals and we should treat them like animals
Necrons: The primate lifeforms in Sector 223G-PB3 have been progressing at a remarkable rate.
Eldar: Oh you mean the Mon-keigh on planet Dirt? They're still hitting rocks with sticks down there.
Necrons: These organics must have immense physical strength to split the atom with a stick.
Eldar: Oh stop worrying, I thought you wanted to go for round two, not talk about primitve apes.
Necrons: Very Well
*39,000 years later*
Astartes: *FOR THE EMPEROR, DIE XENO SCUM*
Necrons: You assured me this would not happen.
Eldar: HEY! Its not my fault they were united by an anomolous warp entity!
Or you can just make it 20k where humanity got so powerful that it made the eldar and the ork agree into a non aggression pact.
Fast fowards a few millennia and humanity looking at some blue apes: heh, blue monke
The Tau empire, a few centuries later:
Fun fact who caused the Empires creation. The eldar the eye of terror the fall of their empire it was all caused by them.
@@guardianofthetoasters2323 no wayyy.... the orcs got shitscared by humanity and decided to not do Waaaagh?! Well that's badass for us.
@@therandomlaniusedward2140 scared not is the word, more than they see it and think that it isn't going to be a fun fight(aka being stomped so hard that isn't fun, even for orks)
Really glad I found this channel years ago. I'm a humanity first advocate NO JOKE.
Same here. The only good xenos are ones that will help Humanity, and I haven't found any yet
@The Biddi Boy Probably, yes. If they are smart and love their own species more than us. And they should love their own species more than us. Something is wrong with any member of a species that loves other species more than their own.
@The Biddi Boy LOL Yup! :)
@@matthewrawls1184 xenophiles
@@matthewrawls1184
Kill a traitor before an enemy.
Alien: Greetings, human! We look forward to a peaceful and fruitful relationship with your kind!
Imperium of Man: *Indiscriminate gunfire*
The Xenos able to complete the sentenced before its fully purge by Space Marine & Inquisition because it is 40k, If its 30k Great Crusade, They already getting deleted from
reality even before say " Greetings"
@@rahadityap2375 Nah, Sanctioned Xenos were a thing back then. It just turns out that the ability to engage diplomacy isn't a guaranteed trait for a species and is in fact quite rare, even here on Earth.
Us: Why do u think humans are the best
Alan: yes
@Jope Lamp i agree. We are the best on this planet. We're not evil by nature, we just choose to be.
Hmmm destruction and greedness plus super violent behaviour
@@averageinternettroll Nan we ain't bro only the brain the body is shit
@@averageinternettroll we are evil by nature...
@@averageinternettroll there's no such a thing as evil,only selfish people or doing bad for the sake of good purpose exist,so fuck off with that word yeah? We didn't choose to be selfish,its instinct to kill other people for self preservation given the correct circumstances.
Starship Troopers arachnids are likely what we will see in the galaxy, and thus deserve the same treatment.
Suffer not the alien to live, that is your duty to humanity.
In the book there was also another douchy technological race we came in contact with. Firing Cap Troopers with mini nukes out of cannons is the best form of communication.
The only good space-commie bug is a dead one!
Humanis Vult!!! (Yes I just made that up it’s based on deus vult a.k.a. God wills it a.k.a. the # used during the crusades)
@M33ble they were. They launched the asteroid that hit Earth and caused* the invasion of Klendathu, the movie was confusing about it and the original novel was very explicit on it if memory serves me well
Zach Rich according to the wiki the federation invaded the Arachnid Quarantine Zone. So yes the humans we're the aggressors. Also, the humans in Avatar decided that it would be wise to stop the peaceful scientific mission and let the violent RDA run amuck on Pandora. Humanity was so stupid it let massive mage corporations overpower their governments, and now the most valuable resource they have is gone. The humans in an avatar sent out the Venture star to Pandora but because a corporation controlled it they massacred a group of Na’vi and ruined relations permanently. All that needed to happen was that earth diplomat engaged with the natives to allow a mining operation to begin. The polluting fuels that humanity used on Pandora is their stupidest decision. You find a habitable world and allow for fossil fuels that ruined the ecosystem. I almost believe the humans deserve it but the extinction of mankind isn't adequate punishment.
We're not stuck in this galaxy with them. They're stuck in this galaxy with us.
So, in that scenario, are the Romulans the dude who tried to shank us and failed miserably?
They tried to shank the Federation Of Planets. It's like saying Boston is the United States of America.
The doomslayer
SNOWFLAKE: Humans are evil!
Inquisition: I sense heresy.
When I encountered a teacher that claimed that kind of shit, I felt that there was an inquisitor inside me.
And I am in touch with him ever since.
@@therandomlaniusedward2140 never let that inquisitor go, keep him and feed him with hatred for anything and everything alien
@@GLASSMOSCOWANDBEIJING including misanthropes. They are like rabid dogs.
Snowflake, while being tortured by the Inquisitor: "Ouch! You're only proving my point! GAH!"
Inquisitor: "You'll talk when you answer my questions, blasphemer!"
@@louisduarte8763 Inquisitor: you dehumanized yourself and denounced your own, and what do everyone calls that kind of person? A traitor!
The last time I was this early, Finis Valorum was Supreme Chancellor
That was quite some time ago
Amazed it took you this long again
Papa John is the new Supreme Chancellor
@@iamslightlybetterthanyou2679 No he isn't
People, this is in fact wrong.
This "the good weights out the bad" is completly opinion at best and simply false and Fake News at Worst. Likely the latter.
Humans are widely disgusting and I've seen Perceptions that are so warped and Life's that are so meaningless, it's amazing. Pointing these things out does not at all mean 'i likely hate myself' as stated at the start of this Video. That's outright Nonsense, buddy. Outright Nonsense.
In the lack for another Word, this is HUMAN PROPAGANDA!!!! Yeah, no kidding, no joke.
Get down again and let this shitty Pride and Arrogance aside.
Cause this video here is laughable in many instances.
We aren’t better, we are the BEST 🤟🏻
Agreed.
Yes
The movies got it wrong, aliens are not going to prey on humans.
These aliens will be our prey.
@@thefullmetalmaskedduo6083 so you think we will never discover new energy sources. We will.
Run back to your planet you alien spy
@@thefullmetalmaskedduo6083 go home alien spy, tell your masters to prepare to grovel at humanity's feet. We might consider to have you as household pets.
PURGE THE XENOS IN HOL- wait did he say "use that penguin as a lovesock"?
Yes
Slaaneshi heresy...
Seals are known to regularly rape and then eat penguins.
@@NuniaBiznaz *munches on biscuit while reading the comments. Sees this comment*
Now I wanna see a documentary about their lifestyle out of curiosity
What's a lovesock?
Humanity first.
Seals : Knocks penguins to use as love socks
Humans : *p e n g u i n l o g i s t i c s*
Scariest thing we can find on another planet is other humans
biological furrys
I have actually thought of this, what if we find humans living in other planets instead of weird aliens? That would be super interesting
I would be more interested as to how they got there? Did they arrive on a space ship built as a secret project? Or did they just evolve on that planet and ended up looking similar to us? Because if it's the latter, are they really humans?
@@josemariamejiavalencia1295 or maybe an unknown past where ancient aliens took us to that planet for some unknown reason, this obviously would be very unlikely but still interesting to think about. If this was the case they would've probably evolved a bit different from us also
@@ayuwoki453
Depends on the timeframe.
If its less than 100k years, it wouldnt be different than a Spanish conquistador meeting the Amerindians for the first time thiugh with slight variations considering
More than 100k, they would have been very very different
Alan, True, we are better than everything and you're one of the best for having the courage to think and state the obvious. Humans are magnificent even the bad ones. Cheers, Mensch.
you are worse than everything else. Everything else is better than you.
@@stopYmpersonatYngmYacCount You sound like a mentally disturbed dolt.
@@andymalone7338 You sound like a mentally disabled dolt.
@@stopYmpersonatYngmYacCount No very clever but clearly your best effort. Cheers
@@andymalone7338 More clever than you will ever be, and more correct than the best attempt you did.
Reply to Andy Malone:
What we both know is the fact you're a pathetic idiotic moronic slow sad miserable virgin loser and will forever be that.
Let's celebrate what unites us all Xenophobia.
Fuck human supremacists
@@Johnlindsey289 you are a well walla
@@Johnlindsey289 Take that back, Heretic.
@@human6310
Fuck you! i'd love to have a xeno wife from another planet or if someone made a cyborg woman.
Xenos and anthro and cyborgs are people who are different
Slaneesh incarnated
Humans can be both worse then Demons and better then Angels
always remember this
True fact
Well, humans exist.
The nephalims!
@@gabrielbrunet7150 I believe you are referring to the Diablo games? TBH, I'm not a fan of this concept. They have made humans so OP that the other races should fear them, it takes away the horrors of the game. There are other ways to make mankind awesome and interesting, but not like this.
@@khai96x pretty sure our best weapon is outnumbering them, compared to other races we multiply like roaches
Someone else that actually understands humanity first concept.
Well is depend.
So, you'd be ok to mass murder other sentient species across the galaxy if the beginning set of negotiations don't work out perfectly the first time? Doesn't sound so "civilized" to me...
@@thalmoragent9344 civil? Mass murder? These are human terms for humans. They have no place in an interspecies struggle for survival. Am I okay with exterminating a species that does not have humanity's best interests at heart? Yes.
@@nukeba11
Yeah, but why not work together, if they're at such a point of great advancement, it would benefit us to at least attempt peace with them first, not be dicks and be demanding of them even though they have their own civilization.
If extermination of potentially billions of beings all because of a single disagreement of trade is bullshit and dumb. If that's the way you handle your business with other people, I hope you never get into a position of power, cause the atrocities you'd cause would be one the history books would have to look into and see the barbarity of.
If other space faring races out there exist, any attempt at peace or cohabitation should be explored, as it would benefit humanity and a potential ally to band together in the Unknown Galaxy at large
@@thalmoragent9344 they would 10000% backstab us we must kill them first
People say 'xenophobe' like it's a bad thing.
It is because xenophobe doesn't literally mean afraid of aliens, it means afraid of everyone not from the place you live, like immigrants or all other nations. It encourages division within our species, something we absolutely don't need.
@@saucevc8353 Thanks, pedant. Way to miss the entire joke.
"Let's be Xenophobic, it's really in this year"
Let's find a nasty, ugly alien to fear!
Let's learn to love our neighbors, like the christians learn in rome
@@philltimothy4600 I don't know...look where that got them. One of the few groups it's openly okay to discriminate against and harm today.
Adam A ohhhh you ruined the song 😔
The “Kanamits” would love to consume humans 👀🍗🥩🍔
"Why Humans Are Just Better than Everything Else"
i feel some Imperium vibe, nice.
You don't feel it, you either embody it or despise it.
@@stormlogos7230 how can you embody it?
I'm not an astartes or a primarch i dare to strive to it, to put as much effort as possible to be closer everyday to what the emperor want. But that it.
Considering the part in Avatar where humans could turn into the blue monkeys it makes me wonder how the hell the military didn't think it was more important to cultivate the genetic similarity to make us into those taller, stronger and more agile breeds of human beings over some little mineral that's a bit better to make stuff out of. They could've upgraded all of humanity!
It wouldn’t be efficient enough whereas making the avatars on the mineral planet they found is worth it because of the potential trillions they could make off it
They could only be taller stronger and more agile because Pandora has a weaker gravity than earth. A body that tall wouldn’t work on earth, it wouldn’t even be able to stand.
Yeah, you'd think a gene specific plague would just work
@@deaththekid3998 Ah, that kinda makes sense. I don't recall but does that mean that humans can jump higher on Pandora than on Earth?
@@Yorikoification probably, also i guess humans have more muscle and bone density than big blue shits, even so avatars have more mass than humans so...
I feel you have a more sympathetic view of humanity cause you've seen more of it with your own eyes and not through the internet
Or even better, watching it through internet, but having a rational mind to think on your own and realize that the misantrophy mentality wouldn't make us better people, just hate us, hate our children and teach them that self hate until we unevolve.
That's the difference between a humanist and a misanthropist, they have experienced the real world.
@@AndrewManook no
Moral of the story, don't spend all of your time on the indoor mental illness machine.
@@Uwhwvwgwh Yes
Humans: *hit the bottleneck point in cognitive evolution*
Transhumanists: allow us to introduce ourselves
@Dottoman 共匪 I started watching the human organ design disaster series and i didn't realize how fast I wanted bio technology to advance
Praise the Omnissiah, for flesh is weak.
HAIL THE MACHINE GOD
praise mekhanite!
Oh no!! Tehnomonkeys are here!
"Suffer not the xeno to live." The Emperor protects.
-Except- Especially the elves. The new Codex Astartes dictates that all elves must be interrogated and studied carefully and thoroughly in close, personal range. We cannot tolerate their species's existence.
Always remember that we are the Fifth Race! ... and that we are the only ones who are still alive🤣
Because we fucked em all to death mr garrison wants to do that to Canada its gonna take a lot of time though they all pussies
The nox are still around. There are some asgard breakaways in pegasus and no-one knows where the furlings are or if they're alive or dead. And with the number of frozen ancients that had been found i dont think you can say that there is definitly none left
@@jimsparro thats because we did not have a few more seasons🤣
@@Angelo-nd4lg your words hold so much truth - we ducked them into extinction, we outbreeded them and asimilated their genes.
They aren't gone, they are part of us now - but they aren't here as well.
The only pure breed homo sapiens are those in black africa
@michael reynolds [nonsense comment revoked]
The galaxy belongs to humanity
Alan: Humanity learns from past mistakes
Also Alan: we need to kill civilizations that are different from us
Those are not mutually exclusive. Just look at it from the Native American or Aboriginal Australian point of view.
Colonialism for the win!
Only the one's that aren't human!
@@The_Bird_Bird_Harder That's very pro-human of you, and almost makes me wonder if you're even really a bird...
@@The_Bird_Bird_Harder that's just pure racists with the other race
Aliens: See generation tech video
Also Aliens: Invade
Also Aliens: Dies from some weird single cell thing humans are immune against.
Aliens: sees all anime series, holds back.
Also Aliens: *rolls in with hyper advanced tanks and ships only to be met with the biggest gun the universe has ever seen*
Here comes the birth of Greater Terran Union!
@@trevordrakenor2063 YEY
Penguins are the best currency
You are the only person I have seen that is even willing to look at both sides and come to a logical conclusion on this subject and discuss it on the internet. Thank you.
"It would just go back to violating that penguin..."
Basically he's arguing there are only two first contact stances: thoughtless acceptance and anthropomorphization of extraterrestrial intelligent life, or thoughtless extermination of it. I don't fancy humanity's long term survival chances with either strategy. I would advocate a more cautious and pragmatic approach.
a pragmatic approach would be assuming the aliens had the same thought process as us which, as Alan said, is a very arrogant viewpoint. Anyway, it's kind of a given that we'd expand in search of more resources and energy to provide for our civilisation and another intelligent species would just be competition so I think it's a pretty good idea to just them wipe them out
@@zippyparakeet1074 and the aliens are saying the same thing on their mobile phone right now
How is shooting the weird thing an unviable strategy
@@brawmankerlexterminateurde860 That's why we should shoot them first, before they shoot us.
If we expand into space and just shoot everything sentient we encounter, we're either going to be wiped out, quarantined, or have our leaders arrested and put on trial at the Space Hague.
I have a good reason to not exterminate some xenos:
Twi’lek healing baths.
Exterminate the Twi'leks, then take control of the healing baths
Adriano Arne-Ritz but i want to own the Twi‘leks too
So it's Heresy then
Adriano Arne-Ritz but who will be human slaves now?
Hb Eldar prostitutes?
Brings me back to when Reagan asked Gorbachev if the US was ever attacked by an interstellar threat, would the USSR come to the USA's aid.
Gorbachev gave a resounding "yes".
Only humanity is allowed to kill humanity
Why are humans better than everything else? We're the ones writing the stories, and we're the target audience of those stories.
I mean, even if animals wanted to compete they couldn't grasp the concept we are gonna abord.
I mean, at the point we are right now if all animals united in a hivemind to wage war against us we’d still win
exactly
@@capadociaash8003 There is literally no animal whatsoever that humanity stands even the slightest, most remote chance of ever winning against. Humans get wiped out and go extinct in an instant, they already would have a long time ago if they did not cheat. Even the weakest animal still wins easily if all of humanity was a billion times stronger and united against it.
@@thegk-verse4216 humans can not really compete with any animal.
Reply to Alex below: You only get dominated and utterly wrecked patheric idiotic slow ass moronic loser.
You're acting like a someone from the Imperium of Man.
he probably likes warhammer
IoM is not so such "Humanity First" but more like "Humanity Only"
@@khai96x Especially the Monodominant Inquisitors!
he right tho
And is there something wrong with that? Suffer not the Xenos,traitor or heretic Ave Imperator
We sweat, we throw and we think
Fire hot
Animals: Lol Humans feel sooo strong with their "spears"
Humans 2K years later: *Literally conquers the planet and reaches incredibly advanced technology*
Animals: Hm
We are Massive trolls, Literally
humans didn't conquer the world in 2k years what you on about
@@RTFS hehe funni thermonuclear warheads
“Your racist to aliens that represent under-industrialised nations? Xdxdxd”
Yes
@The main cause of warps in all of reality The Aztecs can't commit human sacrifice on each other if we genocide them all. Big brain plays.
I used to! But know I am a different person.
@The main cause of warps in all of reality Aztecs had sacrifices, Europeans had the inquisition...
Both killed innocent people because of their gods, so...
@@link199100 the inquisition is actually given a bad rep. It had one massive leap in legality that has completely changed the legal system in the west and much of the world.
Habeas corpus. Wheres the body (literally or the body of evidence). People were presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Furthermore many of the punishments werent life ending. Most were house arrest, do x thing for the church, lose a finger or get a brand.
Very very few, almost entirely in Spain, were subjected to torture.
@@link199100 The inquisition killed about 60,000 people in several centuries of existence. About three years of human sacrifice for the Aztecs.
Also, not killing heretics led to dire civil wars.
One of my favorite things about humans is our willpower. Even when the odds are stacked against us, we can prevail just by being determined enough. We’ve conquered uninhabitable lands and peasant militias have defeated professionally-trained armies. Even in settings where there are multiple sapient species and such, for some reason that determination and willpower has always felt like a uniquely human thing to me and it’s why I love playing them in games even if there are different races to choose from.
*22 Thousand Years Ago*
Other Animals: It’s over Humans, we have the high ground!
Humans: *Create pointy stick and lion-like hunting packs* You underestimate our power!
Humans, Fuck Yeah!
@Nathan Eaton-Benterud
Animals: *Kill for a myriad of reasons, including fun, hunger, territory, competition, and reproduction rights.*
Humans: *do the same*
Also Humans: Humans are twisted creatures!
@Nathan Eaton-Benterud
Sociopathy and Psychopathy are both mental illnesses that severely limits or completely suppresses the capacity to feel empathy and positive emotions.
Bringing Mental Illnesses to the table isn’t really an argument either.
I'm reminded of one of my favorite quotes from my favorite Sci Fi series, The Three Body Problem:
(for context the main characters had just received a message from hostile aliens called Trisolarans who, like all alien invaders are obligated to do, mock humanity for being primitive bugs)
"Look at them, the bugs. Humans have used everything in their power to extinguish them: every kind of poison, aerial sprays, introducing and cultivating their natural predators, searching for and destroying their eggs, using genetic modification to sterilize them, burning with fire, drowning with water. Every family has bug spray, every desk has a flyswatter under it… this long war has been going on for the entire history of human civilization. But the outcome is still in doubt. The bugs have not been eliminated. They still proudly live between the heavens and the earth, and their numbers have not diminished from the time before the appearance of the humans. The Trisolarans who deemed the humans bugs seemed to have forgotten one fact: The bugs have never been truly defeated. A small black cloud covered the sun and cast a moving shadow against the ground. This was not a common cloud, but a swarm of locusts that had just arrived. As the swarm landed in the fields nearby, the three men stood in the middle of a living shower, feeling the dignity of life on Earth. Ding Yi and Wang Miao poured the two bottles of wine they had with them on the ground beneath their feet, a toast for the bugs.”
It's the perfect response to the idea that humans are primitive, weak, pathetic, and insignificant, because in reality even the smallest bugs are not insignificant. Like us, they persevere and even thrive in the face of great hardship.
Congratulations, you used a fictional book made by a human for humans as a way to argue how we can stand in the face of a race of beings potentially millions, billions, trillions years older than us.
Honestly the arrogance of these comments, if aliens got here with tech they would whoop us no question. I'm pretty sure there's more bugs than humans anyways. Your little analogy doesn't work anyways because bugs are killed easily by children, if we truly are the bugs to the aliens than RIP humanity because a couple aliens with some ships would do our entire species in.
Preserve in great hardship? If aliens decided to scorch us would we Preserve? Don't bring up no bugs, answer is no. Imagine a half percent difference between an alien and human, thier simplest thought would be beyond our capabilities.
I'm not saying humans can't become powerful but if anything about the reported cases our true it's best to stay humble.
I love this.
Make Humanity Great Again
Make Papa John's Pizza Great Again
We must safeguard the existence and reproduction of the human race.
@@GiuseppeAP true!
I totally routed for the humans in that stupid movie
Those Avatars are nothing but traitors to humankind
We were watching it in highschool as a take on Colonialism and i was the only one in the class who wouldnt betray humanity for some aliens. Everyone was saying "oh but the Aliens are much better than humanity! Theyre so peaceful!" And i responded "so? Its either them or us. The way i see it, might as well be them" (RDR reference)
I felt no pity for the aliens in Avatar. They doomed humans. Filthy Avatars.
Kill em kill em kill em all HAHAHA!!!!!
Humans are better and the Na'vi were a weak, primitive species who worshiped a tree. LMFAO
The only threat to humanity, is ironically, humans.
Or any pretty unlikely cosmic-scaled catastrophic event
And Space Cosmic horrors like Supernovas, Neutron Stars and black holes.
Damn, only a powerful planatary threatening event could wipe us out... We scary
@@hoodycoo4391 Evolution my dude.
We are just simply better than everything else out there. In any form
Or a very deadly super virus
Humanity = shadow the hedgehog
Also Humanity: "Where is that damn fourth chaos emerald"
Obama: **smiles**
@@nobye420 (laughs in pyramid)
Humans are OP because we invested in intelligence and unlocked sweat. It is insanely OP.
just an average potato They laughed at me for choosing sapiens as my main and look how they turned out when I build a city in their biome LOL
We're so intelligent we can put that intelligence towards ever more complex rejections of reality. Like Gnosticism.
"Independent and intelligent thought."
Looks at *[insert opposing political party here]*
"Which one?"
"YES."
Posting so I can watch when someone throws that grenade lol
@@directrulefromgamerchair3947 [Party of Alien lovers] Otherwise known as cucks
may all brothers and sisters of man unite in the glorious future of the universe hail humanity!
hail humanity!
hail humanity!
hail humanity!
“Humanity First!” has just become my new motto! Humans - engaging in 4X strategy long before Sid Meier or Masters of Orion..
Humans: the only known creatures capable of morality or immorality.
So yeah, we’re the most immoral, but _also_ the most moral because we are the _only_ immoral, and the _only_ moral.
This is exactly why we are the most important thing in the universe: without our ability to attribute values to the universe the universe is valueless, and for the time being we have to assume we’re the only thing like this that exists, at least until we prove otherwise.
The universe never had a value, of course for something to have a value, it needs to be observed, by itself or by other things, but for the finite universe we are in, it's just too old, yet not infinite, one day everything will be gone, and that's it, the illusion of valie will be gone, for there no one to see it
@@voice-less lmao yeah
But the Na'Vi in Avatar have such characteristics. In fact the Na'Vi have *_all_* of the characteristics presented in this video as exclusively human, so by this logic aren't they also worth as much as humanity?
The K2 Despot
The Na’vi don’t exist, mate.
@@jonmkl Yes, but this entire discussion is based on the ethics of what the humans did in Avatar.
For the record, there are animals that do pass on knowledge to the next generation, although they are few and far between. The only ones I am very familiar with are crows, who teach their young which humans are dangerous and which places are safe. They have a very strong memory and family structure and very good problem solving skills as well. But yeah, still not quite on the same level as humanity, but at least they are superior to the primates we supposedly evolved from.
You are forgetting my favorite ones, the Dolphins
I wonder if care for the crows and someone attacks you will they attack that person
We didn't evolve from them they are our cousins
We are basically the over achieving cousin that asian parents always compare us to
"I'm not deficient. I'm SUPERIOR! Humans. Are. Superior."
- John Crichton, Farscape.
“They will get get a penguin allowance when they’re too old to chase them down so that they can use them as lovesacks” senior quote
The title immediately drew me in. The Emperor protects.
Loved the C&C reference and as a reply to that il say...
"Humanity must acquire new lands!"
humanity must quit existence
Reply to the random lanius Edward: You off yourself. I am not a projecting coping pathetic idiotic miserable sad crying useless pitiful idiotic moronic virgin incell who can not get any females. You got destroyed.
@@stopYmpersonatYngmYacCount then off yourself.
@@therandomlaniusedward2140 off yourself.
@@therandomlaniusedward2140 kuskuskus loser
Finally! I thought I was alone in thinking that we are not the worst species, and our interest should go first. It is so heartwarming to see others sharing the same thought, finally not alone
nah this is prtty common, it's called narcissism. A lot of living creatures have this delusion.
Reply to comment below:
No, it's still narcissism, since the individual asociated with their species you moronic idiotic slow af loser.
@@stopYmpersonatYngmYacCount Nay, mate. The word you are looking for is "Speciesism". "Narcissism" refers to individuals not the groups, and the individual's over interest in themselves.
In comparison to most species we are pretty damn good, but we can always be better and I know we've got the potential to do great things!
You're not alone by far. It's just that the argument of "humans are evil" is an arrogant attempt at a moral high ground. Essentially, they're saying "I, being so enlightening, am able to recognize the faults of the lesser members of our species." It's an elitist idea. Those holding the idea who are not elites are merely convinced by the propaganda of the elites, made to actually believe that humanity, themselves included, are a plague upon existence. And it's popular to espouse moral grandstanding on the internet.
I'd argue that truly enlightened people recognize humans as having the greatest capacity for both evil and good. No creature can achieve more evil than a human, but neither can any creature achieve greater good. It's up to us to endeavor for the latter. And while we should absolutely be good stewards of animals and our environments, other people must come first.
“Humanity is the best” says a human
Mann Mann, Über Alles, Über Alles im Universum
@@josiahgoat8996 yessir
Show me video evidence of a dog saying "Dogs are the best"
@@jwanbesande2734 we can ask dr. Doolittle
Well, I don't hear any other species objecting, so we must really be the best.
I like how in every movies involving galactic civilizations humans are always the best.
Only if fiction only in fiction
*Human supremacists unite!✊🏻🌍✊🏼🌎✊🏽🌏✊🏿*
Yes
This is a certified humanity classic
Humanity first, humanity will rule the universe.
I'll say it again
"The stakes could not be higher as we reach into the vast uncharted expanses of the galaxy, for we are gambling with the very survival of our species! The ability to project force is of paramount importance. The only way to preserve our way of life is to make sure everyone shares it; willingly or not..."
*After which you proceed to be annihilated by the first alien species you encounter, your way of life eradicated for good, and your speces hunted to extinction*
This is the best pro-(human)life channel I've seen, all the facts seem solid
there are no facts
Reply to Andrew Manook: Keep projecting and cope harder you pathetic idiotic miserable sad crying useless pitiful idiotic moronic virgin incell who can not get any females. You got destroyed.
This video was Very Poorly Researched and he constantly talked down to his audience and especially to those that don't agree with his humans first concept.
Animals have been demonstrated to have empathy, generational learning, complex rituals, they mourn and they show altruistic behavior even to their own detriment. Essentially everything he said was wrong. Evolution aswell are led by nonguided forces and sexual selection and genetic drift. And the unguided forces aren't random anymore than the unguided forces in ex Combustion.
And there's still Alot more that can be pointed out as either inaccurate or inadequately researched/Purposefully ignored out of Human Bias - he really holds strongly to the humans first thing and for clearly emotional and poorly researched reasons, Bias is going to be naturally present for this guys reasons. 🤷♂️
@@guytheincognito4186 This video is a little outdated but by and large he is correct, humans vastly exceed other animals in all those aspects you mentioned, it isn't even close, that's really why humans are on top.
But perhaps you and other misanthropists for clearly emotional (How ironic) reasons can't see that or accept it.
@@stopYmpersonatYngmYacCount Keep coping misanthropist
@@AndrewManook
"This video is abit out of date."..
-This video is "more" than a _little_ out of date.
Your direct attempt at talking down to your interlocutor from the get go, by calling them and me, "misanthropes", clearly shows that you're the one approaching this from an position hedged on emotional appeal, and more than likely you're the misanthrope in the conversation that has such low Self-esteem that you need to oversell how humans stands apart from animals rather than just abit above other animals in certain regards. 💁♂️😏
I agree I'm always on human side in movies
I'm on humanity's side as long as we aren't complete monsters that kill and destroy for no good reason. I'm fine if we fight in self defense or the need to survive but NEVER for the pleasure to pillage and destroy.
On the whole, I do understand the humanity first message and agree that on a galactic scale we should put humanity at the forefront of our concerns, but cultivating allies could be just as helpful, if not more so, than eliminating enemies.
Don't act as if aliens would think the same way. Both races would have different ideologies.
@@vothbetilia4862they wouldn’t even think the same, but what seems pretty consistent is that a creature attacked will defend itself. No need to start fights and leave ourselves vulnerable
@@capadociaash8003 obviously, that's sometimes nature in general. We're no different. But aliens and humans will never coexist simply because of our government system and the species itself.