I like how in the first story he was worried that the incident might provoke a war. I bet the incident became nothing more than a footnote in the local human news. "And finally, an astrominer from the Talareth Mining Cluster came into an unusual mix of poorly equipped vessels trying to pass for being pirates. In what the net would later describe as an "Uno-Reverso" the would-be privateers have now gained forceful employment within the Mining community. No local pirate groups have come forward to claim responsibility for the attack. Officials declined to comment citing an ongoing investigation. As a friendly reminder to all you spacefarers; if you are travelling through the border regions, stay up to date with local travel news and of recent territorial disputes or pirate attacks. And from everyone here at BNN, stay safe out there."
The Sun Tzu is clear: the general should work to keep the emperor weak and distracted with domestic trivialities so that he does not try to interfere with military matters. They also harvested a bunch of kings, emperors, and conquerors. They would have done better with the likes of Washington, Grant, Lee, and Patton.
The realization that "the art of war" is essentially Sun Tzu trying his hardest to pad egos while telling them not to do something in an "as per my last email" type of ordeal is rather funny to me lol
Story 1: Hopefully, those ships contain some platinum group metals. Iron, cobalt and nickel are cheaper to extract from asteroids and ceramics are really not recycleable. Story 2: If they used Khalid ibn al-Walid, they _really_ screwed up.
@@Controlled_Insanity_003 i'd like to know too, sadlly around here we know more of European leaders and Gengis Khan than any other placearound the world (to note: i was pretty bad in my history lesson but still). Edith Piaf: after one quick youtube video, Khalid ibn al-Walid seem to be a great general in the founding year of Islam
Khalid ibn al-Walid was one of the greatest commanders of the early Islamic expansion. He defeated armies of the Sassanid and Byzantine Empires in Iraq and Syria. He fought over 100 battles and never lost. Muhammed called him 'the Sword of Islam.' To those who know of him, he is considered one of the best commanders of all time. However, his mission was to conquer in the name of Islam, so the aliens would all be Muslims now
Story 1: "You're playing soldier with these toy ships? Seriously?" Story 2: "So, you think you are 'using' me? I'll build my own empire with plenty of gold and starships!"
The second story is why you want the leaders who were great at their job and respected the institutions they were fighting for. Preferably more democratic institutions.
Miner was laughing till the crew of the captured ships got in contact with a human lawyer Forced indentured crew of 23 new races who had no idea their leader was carrying out an illegal action. Will never hold up in court 😋
really all the miner would have had to do to make it legal would have been to give minimum wage, or even just credits that can only be used at a company store and put a non fatal termination clause in place. Also your teaching them a trade, after doing it for 20 years if you gave them a half decent life, they 9 out of 10 will just stay, and believe me, teaching new people is not cheap. Also 23 new races that you could find things they like from human goods, merchants would pay top dollar for that info.
Thanks for the laughs! I'm still chuckling over story 1. Best to gather intel before attacking an unknown enemy. I've saved it to my Humor folder. Now, on to story 2.
lol two great stories of clueless aliens i'd like to know where the 'federation' came from and how they survived to this point can you imagine the human reaction, especially the military, to finding out these aliens collected the greatest military minds [as far as we know] and resurrected them? historians might love it but the military will want intensive training and upgrades thanks for the narration
I'm just imagining Julius asking how his nephew took care of the Roman people, finding out about Octavian's rule, and subsequently giving him the scolding of a lifetime. "They accused me of being a king, so you became Emperor!? We raised you better than this!"
I like that all of these are a bit over confident on human pros. but very needed, this age the average human is discouraged or pessimistic lacking the motivation or kindness. its good to hear stories on what we could be if we thought about our past and built on it
Charlemagne was a particularly good choice as administrator to keep power. In most ways, he was the zenith of the middle ages, keenly advancing learning.
Story 2: They'd have been better off grabbing Belisarius. One of the greatest Generals mankind has ever produced, and unswervingly loyal to an Emperor who both feared and hated him.
First story LMAO a mining ship able to mop the Aliens floor, Cannot even sell the ships too weak, Second story oh great lucky they didn't use Hilter as Neploan was bad enough but not a good idea taking great minds as they might actualy be evil or other things.
I wouldn't expect a failed Austrian artist to possess a military brilliant strategic mind in the first place, lol. If he did, Nazi officers wouldn't have tried to assassinate him, let alone Allied special ops forces thwarting assassination attempts. That's how bad he sucked at military. If anything, the aliens would've downloaded Eisenhower's mind instead.
Greetings, Mentlegent! For the Rhyhtm that is Algo Story 1: MINE your own business, or we'll make you mine ours. Haha. Story 2: AI copies of hte minds of our greatest generals? Idiots. The aliens in the first story were less foolish than that.
I just got into these videos, and have very much enjoyed them, but the voices seem to have gotten more and more stressed to the point of sometimes becoming hard to understand and almost harsh. Don't sacrifice enunciation for extreme variance in pitch. (If "pitch" is the right word.) Otherwise, thanks for the videos!
I am sorry I started listening to these short SIFI story a few days ago. I enjoyed them, with the different voices and renditions being done. Now though it has changed with seeing you and your facial changes reading during the presentation has undermined my own mental vison of the story being told. So, I will be listening to other storyteller’s tails going forward. I think you have undermined your ability to tell the story by injecting your physical presence to it, Tom
This looks like honest feedback, though many would disagree. Diffrent strokes and I think creators need reflection from their audience. If you like the stories without image, there is a backlog of stories you may be able to enjoy. Best regards.
Nobody's forcing you to watch him on the screen while he's narrating. And if all you want to do is listen, he has the best voice for listening compared to other storytellers. At least in my opinion, and I believe the majority of the other people on here.
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1st story: Imagine if they bumped into an actual military ship. "I'll give you a warning shot. *POOF* Hey, where did they go?"
This time it was mining equipment, next time it's agriculture - Oh! Great! Fertilizer!
@@ehsnilsConsidering the amount of farm machinery that could make mulch out of somebody, that's a bit disquieting.
A warship might not have stronger weapons than an asteroid miner's cutting tools but man they have a lot more of them.
Oh... this is just an observation platform and this whole thing here is the ship...
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They didn't go anywhere. See, that dissipating plasma cloud ? It WAS them...
I like how in the first story he was worried that the incident might provoke a war. I bet the incident became nothing more than a footnote in the local human news. "And finally, an astrominer from the Talareth Mining Cluster came into an unusual mix of poorly equipped vessels trying to pass for being pirates. In what the net would later describe as an "Uno-Reverso" the would-be privateers have now gained forceful employment within the Mining community. No local pirate groups have come forward to claim responsibility for the attack. Officials declined to comment citing an ongoing investigation. As a friendly reminder to all you spacefarers; if you are travelling through the border regions, stay up to date with local travel news and of recent territorial disputes or pirate attacks. And from everyone here at BNN, stay safe out there."
Excellent post, the author ought incorporate it into the story.
It's so much better to listen to someone read these than some crappy TTS bot. Helps that you have a nice voice too.
Two more great stories read by the premiere voice on the internet. Thank you AS for your voice talent.
The Sun Tzu is clear: the general should work to keep the emperor weak and distracted with domestic trivialities so that he does not try to interfere with military matters.
They also harvested a bunch of kings, emperors, and conquerors. They would have done better with the likes of Washington, Grant, Lee, and Patton.
The realization that "the art of war" is essentially Sun Tzu trying his hardest to pad egos while telling them not to do something in an "as per my last email" type of ordeal is rather funny to me lol
Story 1: Hopefully, those ships contain some platinum group metals. Iron, cobalt and nickel are cheaper to extract from asteroids and ceramics are really not recycleable.
Story 2: If they used Khalid ibn al-Walid, they _really_ screwed up.
Who is this Khalid fellow?
@@Controlled_Insanity_003 i'd like to know too, sadlly around here we know more of European leaders and Gengis Khan than any other placearound the world (to note: i was pretty bad in my history lesson but still).
Edith Piaf: after one quick youtube video, Khalid ibn al-Walid seem to be a great general in the founding year of Islam
Khalid ibn al-Walid was one of the greatest commanders of the early Islamic expansion. He defeated armies of the Sassanid and Byzantine Empires in Iraq and Syria. He fought over 100 battles and never lost. Muhammed called him 'the Sword of Islam.' To those who know of him, he is considered one of the best commanders of all time.
However, his mission was to conquer in the name of Islam, so the aliens would all be Muslims now
@@fleursetvelo2561 that personality deserves to be deleted forever
@@condorboss3339 exterminatus
Story 1: "You're playing soldier with these toy ships? Seriously?"
Story 2: "So, you think you are 'using' me? I'll build my own empire with plenty of gold and starships!"
The second story is why you want the leaders who were great at their job and respected the institutions they were fighting for. Preferably more democratic institutions.
Even so, you're dealing with people who aggressively went after power.
You don't know what kind of government those sparkly brains had themselfes
About the 2nd story.
But they survived didn’t they? 😀
HFY! By definition. 😂
First story has me thinking of Eve Online...nothing like getting a little ratting done while tackling a nice fat veldspar asteroid
Have not played EVE online in awhile. 🤔
Fuel ratting? That has nothing to do with combat, but if you like space games then you know what it is.
@@anondabombRatting in Eve refers to killing NPC ships.
I remember those days, just spending hours mining got combat drones orbiting me and a bunch of pirates attack, they never stood a chance.
@@znail4675 Question is do you know what fuel ratting is?
For DA SKWERL and his Nest
A Interaction for the Interaction God, a Comment for the Comment Throne, for the Almighty Algorithm
Aliens got hit by the GMod physics gun.
Another excellent adaption!
For the Algorithm, but as yesterday mostly for Agro
Miner was laughing till the crew of the captured ships got in contact with a human lawyer
Forced indentured crew of 23 new races who had no idea their leader was carrying out an illegal action. Will never hold up in court 😋
really all the miner would have had to do to make it legal would have been to give minimum wage, or even just credits that can only be used at a company store and put a non fatal termination clause in place. Also your teaching them a trade, after doing it for 20 years if you gave them a half decent life, they 9 out of 10 will just stay, and believe me, teaching new people is not cheap. Also 23 new races that you could find things they like from human goods, merchants would pay top dollar for that info.
I could have thought you said Ballbearin Alliance.
I spewed my coffee🤣🤣🤣
Cool stories. WITH ENERGY!!
Great stories; Excellent narration!
Thanks for the laughs! I'm still chuckling over story 1. Best to gather intel before attacking an unknown enemy. I've saved it to my Humor folder. Now, on to story 2.
The first story reminds of like in stellaris one fallen empire ship vs a whole early game fleet XD
lol two great stories of clueless aliens
i'd like to know where the 'federation' came from and how they survived to this point
can you imagine the human reaction, especially the military, to finding out these aliens collected the greatest military minds [as far as we know] and resurrected them? historians might love it but the military will want intensive training and upgrades
thanks for the narration
I'm just imagining Julius asking how his nephew took care of the Roman people, finding out about Octavian's rule, and subsequently giving him the scolding of a lifetime.
"They accused me of being a king, so you became Emperor!? We raised you better than this!"
2:10 hahaha that might've been the smartest member of the crew.
"surprise attack"
Thank you for the reading
I like that all of these are a bit over confident on human pros. but very needed, this age the average human is discouraged or pessimistic lacking the motivation or kindness. its good to hear stories on what we could be if we thought about our past and built on it
Charlemagne was a particularly good choice as administrator to keep power. In most ways, he was the zenith of the middle ages, keenly advancing learning.
Story 1:
Oh no, they encountered the Galante
For the agro algro
I really enjoy these readings. Much better than the AI voice narratives.
Reminds me a bit of a scene in one of the later Culture books when an OU Mind was smack talking some lower level civs warships.
Not 3rd. For the rythm of algo.
The "Ch..." in "Charlemagne" is pronounced like an "Sh..."
Emperor Charlamagne 😂😂😂😂. I'm surprised Nepoleon never made a move
It could have been worse like Attila or Genghis Khan.
Maybe the empire is now divided up into different "countries" that each have a different Human/Orina leader.
Very Good Sir!
Thank you
Story 2: They'd have been better off grabbing Belisarius. One of the greatest Generals mankind has ever produced, and unswervingly loyal to an Emperor who both feared and hated him.
For the Algorithm ,For the Author(s), For the Disembodied voice!
I feel like story one is how santa got his elves
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First story LMAO a mining ship able to mop the Aliens floor, Cannot even sell the ships too weak, Second story oh great lucky they didn't use Hilter as Neploan was bad enough but not a good idea taking great minds as they might actualy be evil or other things.
I wouldn't expect a failed Austrian artist to possess a military brilliant strategic mind in the first place, lol. If he did, Nazi officers wouldn't have tried to assassinate him, let alone Allied special ops forces thwarting assassination attempts. That's how bad he sucked at military. If anything, the aliens would've downloaded Eisenhower's mind instead.
Oh. Good. At least they weren't dumb enough to copy-paste guys like Vlad III or Pol Pot
a mining vessel XD ahahahh!!! perfect.
Like 287 😊
For the Algorithm, for the Author(s), for the Holographic Voice!
Seems odd that a human constructed AI would allow a man to take the survivors of fleet as virtual slaves
the 2nd story , Humanity conquers an advanced alien race with out leaving the planet.
Why never Wellington?
Well, there was an "and others." I read that as "insert any mind the reader thinks is valuable."
@@The_Viscount yes true, it just seems that the bloke who brought Bonaparte to his knees could get an honourable mention once and a while.
Not first.
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Greetings, Mentlegent!
For the Rhyhtm that is Algo
Story 1: MINE your own business, or we'll make you mine ours. Haha.
Story 2: AI copies of hte minds of our greatest generals? Idiots. The aliens in the first story were less foolish than that.
I just got into these videos, and have very much enjoyed them, but the voices seem to have gotten more and more stressed to the point of sometimes becoming hard to understand and almost harsh. Don't sacrifice enunciation for extreme variance in pitch. (If "pitch" is the right word.) Otherwise, thanks for the videos!
Just one thing in the second story the Khan would win
So HFY now condones slavery?
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Story 2: I can only imagine the migraine that George Washington got from this mess.
Who else is disappointed that the world can’t get along and just go to space and fix the shit wrong on the planet. 🌎🌍🌏
Oof
The Ovarian Federation?
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I am sorry I started listening to these short SIFI story a few days ago. I enjoyed them, with the different voices and renditions being done. Now though it has changed with seeing you and your facial changes reading during the presentation has undermined my own mental vison of the story being told. So, I will be listening to other storyteller’s tails going forward. I think you have undermined your ability to tell the story by injecting your physical presence to it, Tom
This looks like honest feedback, though many would disagree. Diffrent strokes and I think creators need reflection from their audience. If you like the stories without image, there is a backlog of stories you may be able to enjoy.
Best regards.
Nobody's forcing you to watch him on the screen while he's narrating. And if all you want to do is listen, he has the best voice for listening compared to other storytellers. At least in my opinion, and I believe the majority of the other people on here.
Honestly I always just look for a link then go and read the text because it's always distracting as hell when most youtubers narrate the stories.
So just put the phone down and listen?
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