In a kind universe, that child would have a mutant variant of the virus, and the human would have a natural immunity to the mutant variant which would prompt a response making him able to fight the regular version of the virus -- and on that day a cure would be found.
@deeen wulfson the dragons may roar... but even as the hatchlings die in droves to ther maw's they roar back even if it never will be they will fight to be dragons themselfs every moment they drawn breath
You witnessed Glory! The ultimate Glory of humanity! He did not cower, he did not hide, he chose his moment and entered immortality. Thousands will remember him. stories will be told as long as there are those who tell them. He transcended mortality, defeating our Father the only way He can be defeated. By becoming Legend! That one will never die. His flesh may pass, as is the way of all flesh, but his spirit will live on.
the human immune systems a hell of a thing, i wouldnt be shocked if he just..never got sick, or not sick enough to die... sort of like how so many have antibodies from cv19 but never got sick enough to have even known that waswhat was up..
Nah. Story made it quite clear that the human immune system can't handle *that* virus even a little. He ded. That said, medical science moves surprisingly fast. Give it a couple more generations, and that virus'll be a footnote. Provided, ya know, the antivaxxers don't muck everything up.
Nah, it's that fecking video game, Fruit Ninja. Some arsehole patched it with onions in place of the fruits. DAMN the Onion Ninjas! Damn them all to hell! Must be a widespread patch, even Agro has mentioned it before. At this point, might need to be classified as a virus.
My brain keeps going, "that's not how viruses or poisons work." Butt yeah, taking it at face value I also assumed that his suit tore when he caught the kid.
There was a hiss of pressure difference as he took the helmet off, meaning if the suit had punctured everyone would have heard it. I imagine the suit had higher pressure to push away any particles in case of ruptures as a last defense.
No there are plenty of viruses where a host animal are carriers but it doesn't bother them but are deadly to others like us humans. So yes that is how they work.
A society that advanced would be able to engineer a cure quite easily I would imagine - I appreciate "space magic" but a species of trillions, in a galaxy with many thousands of sentient species who owed you one would be able to get that sorted in a week :D
FFS, its not MOTLING, Its MOLTLING. Its got that L before the T which IS pronounced. Silly pronunciation errors like that may be forgivable for a non native English speaking narrator, but not one for whom it is his native tongue.
Considering he's South African, what makes you think that his English is the same as your English? I can think of multiple countries that speak English, yet pronounce and spell things differently, as if they were different languages altogether.
In a kind universe, that child would have a mutant variant of the virus, and the human would have a natural immunity to the mutant variant which would prompt a response making him able to fight the regular version of the virus -- and on that day a cure would be found.
@deeen wulfson the dragons may roar... but even as the hatchlings die in droves to ther maw's they roar back even if it never will be they will fight to be dragons themselfs every moment they drawn breath
He didnt go quietly into that good night, and he had a guide. Good man.
I wonder if his suit was punctured when he caught Oler, and he did the helmet bit to cover the fact so as to not traumatize them
I'm almost certain of it
That seems very likely.
I don't think we'd design an isolation suit that was so weak to punctures.
@@blehbleh8552even space suits can get punctured
@@USS_Grey_Ghost yeah, but not that easily.
You witnessed Glory! The ultimate Glory of humanity! He did not cower, he did not hide, he chose his moment and entered immortality. Thousands will remember him. stories will be told as long as there are those who tell them.
He transcended mortality, defeating our Father the only way He can be defeated. By becoming Legend!
That one will never die. His flesh may pass, as is the way of all flesh, but his spirit will live on.
This is wholesome in some way like passing the torch to their successor
Right in the feels with that ending... Bravo!
The onion ninjas are out in force at the moment!
A child that is likely to go on to be a great explorer and leader... with a little help from his sister.
I'm not crying you're crying.
I'm not crying, you're just being blurry to mess with me!
This one is bittersweet but it is so true.
I was not ready for the feels this story induced
the human immune systems a hell of a thing, i wouldnt be shocked if he just..never got sick, or not sick enough to die... sort of like how so many have antibodies from cv19 but never got sick enough to have even known that waswhat was up..
Nah. Story made it quite clear that the human immune system can't handle *that* virus even a little. He ded.
That said, medical science moves surprisingly fast. Give it a couple more generations, and that virus'll be a footnote.
Provided, ya know, the antivaxxers don't muck everything up.
Damnit! Allergies are making my eyes water again! Yeah.. that's it.. allergies..
Nah, it's that fecking video game, Fruit Ninja. Some arsehole patched it with onions in place of the fruits. DAMN the Onion Ninjas! Damn them all to hell! Must be a widespread patch, even Agro has mentioned it before. At this point, might need to be classified as a virus.
Beautiful story. ❤
Thank You for the reading
Good story and narration.
The fishies approve.
The mice approve too!
Ohh, well put together story, well narrated! Still me and the ferrets fav channel!
My brain keeps going, "that's not how viruses or poisons work." Butt yeah, taking it at face value I also assumed that his suit tore when he caught the kid.
There was a hiss of pressure difference as he took the helmet off, meaning if the suit had punctured everyone would have heard it. I imagine the suit had higher pressure to push away any particles in case of ruptures as a last defense.
No there are plenty of viruses where a host animal are carriers but it doesn't bother them but are deadly to others like us humans.
So yes that is how they work.
Who is chopping those unions??
; _____ ;
Amazon and Starbucks mostly.
Darn ninjas, always sneaking in where they aren't wanted and chopping onions when they aren't needed.
For da skwerl
For the rythm that is algo
For the attack catapilliars
Damn onion ninjas.
That pulled on the heartstrings
I'm not crying you're crying...
That was beautiful.
Everybody loves human Enterprise!
🥺
Thanks for the narration & the tale!
For the algorithm!
My stoney old heart melts.
For the Algorithm, for the Author(s), for the Disembodied Voice!
THAT was a great one!
For the Algorithm the story and the voice
2:30 Some things are not exclusive to only one species.
Damn... feels. The feels.
I’m not Crying, your Crying!
i limit myself to courting 3 males, i just don't have the time management skills for more
Wow.. I actually cried at this one.. poor ola
Heart warming and most needed thanks.
How dare you give me the feels
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A society that advanced would be able to engineer a cure quite easily I would imagine - I appreciate "space magic" but a species of trillions, in a galaxy with many thousands of sentient species who owed you one would be able to get that sorted in a week :D
Yep. Who was it on the day of his death said that he wanted to know one more thing?
Why is it raining though there is not a cloud in the sky?
It happens on earth quite often
I like your Monday stories. The house and all the others that make you think.
Dang right in the feels
Happy Halloween.
neat
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FTA!
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Molt
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FFS, its not MOTLING, Its MOLTLING. Its got that L before the T which IS pronounced.
Silly pronunciation errors like that may be forgivable for a non native English speaking narrator, but not one for whom it is his native tongue.
Potato - Potato
Get over yourself.
Considering he's South African, what makes you think that his English is the same as your English? I can think of multiple countries that speak English, yet pronounce and spell things differently, as if they were different languages altogether.
For the Algorithm, for the Author(s), for the Disembodied Voice!
For the algorithm