now thats one of the ways you make proper friends across cultures with those that may have a negative impression at first , and not one absorbing the other either
That line would have been an epic twist! The build-up definitely had that intense vibe. Your analysis of the themes is spot on. If you enjoyed this, check out my insights on similar narratives-there's a lot to dissect! Always fun to explore the depths of storytelling together.
Human bad, human annoying,.... human Hardy, human resilient....humans resourceful....humans honorable, humans good, humans saved us. The humans are here
1:40 To them these were "scraps", probably very outdated/basic tech to them, but to humans they were no doubt godsends, tech the likes of which the humans never dreamed of or could have hoped for during their talks. The humans swore they would repay that great gift. 5:10 And so, as the humans had sworn all those years ago they repaid their friends with ships no doubt improved by those "scraps" and tech developed from those same "scraps" too
@CherubielOne it also means taking a thing apart and figuring out *how* it works. Since just making a copy without understanding the principles on which it functions means you can really improve upon it.
I like it, The way the narrator started out as the species being annoyed at the humans to standing beside them in the end that was actually kind of cool
Aliens: 'Thank you for your offer, but there is no need for you to die alongside us. We will face our doom by ourselves.' Humans: 'Die for you? I believe you misunderstand. We're not offering to die for your cause. We're offering to blow those sumbitches that wronged you to kingdom come and trust me, we know a thing or two about blasting others to pieces.'
During WW1 General "Black Jack" Pershing Commander of the American Expeditionary Forces, upon landing in France, declared " Lafayette we are here". Meaning we don't forget a debt or a friendship.
@ethanjohnson2849 you're right! But as it happens in a lot of history, people, throught it, made a better story if it was attributed to general Pershing
The change in The Human are Here . How three word sounded and placed! Gave a total different feeling of the meaning . You could say there twist in the story.
I love the idea that we just brute forced our way past lightspeed rather than trying to figure out warp drive or something. "Laws of physics? What's that?"
Reminds me of the way returning Vietnam veterans were treated. Until we showed our worth to the benefit of the country. NOW, decades later after we are starting to die off unrecognized, does anyone say 'thank you'.
If you're one of the only people who return the kindness to the weird kid who wouldn't stop trying to be friends, you can bet that if you get in a fight, they'll be there, and they will not be merciful to those who have wronged you.
I'd believe by the point the humans were helping out they'd have reached the tech level of their contemporaries. 2 lifetimes? With free access to view and observe all the juicy advanced tech on most planets? The reverse engineers would be publishing a paradigm shift every three seconds.
Right there with you, pal. I've always thought that humanity would teach the entire galaxy a thing or three about scientific advancement as soon as we got just the smallest leg up on quantum mechanics and gravity manipulation. Stand back, bro -- The Humans Are Here.
Thank you for this story 💙💚❤️ and for all your effort & the time you put in when uploading this. It is really truly appreciated 🙏 I saw the story is short & wondered if it would be interesting- and it was ! I enjoyed this & thank you for that🤩🤩🤩
It would be very human to have incited/guided this dispute in first place, so they could solve 3 issues with 1 stone: deal with the competition/enemy and return the favor to these not-so-friendly guys they once helped the "monkeys". Which would prompt a speedy incorporation to the galactic consul.
I completely agree! HFY stories that explore unique interpretations of humanity add so much depth. It’s fascinating to see how diverse storytelling can reshape our perspective. I've shared some creative takes on humanity's place in the universe in my own stories-would love for you to check them out!
Trust earned the hard way. But working to better others without taking. By honest hard work. By standing by your friends no matter what. Of all the human qualities, I'd list stubborness and loyalty as our best. We dont give up when we should, and if we make a friend, we will stick by them to the very end.
one thing that comes to mind is that the other species (narrator) mentions signing deals with humans to get rid of them if they did that they probably accepted raw deals which were way more favorable to the humans
Humanity would 100% have scrapped together warships that don’t use formal travel technology in favor of using multiple travel methods with a weird ability to use a warhorn in space.
i believe this line's meaning was "Humans don't care to FTL consequences that causes to their ships, rationally reduce those ships serving span!! Because they casually fix them after that!!"
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This story sounds like the introduction speech that species gave to call the humans to the podium, i like it so much!
Now you say it I can definitely see that..
now thats one of the ways you make proper friends across cultures with those that may have a negative impression at first , and not one absorbing the other either
"Did you come here to die?
Captain of the Starship Brisbane: "Nah mate, we came 'ere yesterdie"
God damn it. Have a like.
😂😂😂
LOL... I'm still laughing...
This motherfu..... Take my like!
God dammit 😂
I was honestly waiting for "'The humans are here,' was said, fear and despair tainting the words."
Oh shit, the humans are here. RUN!
That is what probably sounded in the enemy command offices.
That line would have been an epic twist! The build-up definitely had that intense vibe. Your analysis of the themes is spot on. If you enjoyed this, check out my insights on similar narratives-there's a lot to dissect! Always fun to explore the depths of storytelling together.
Human bad, human annoying,.... human Hardy, human resilient....humans resourceful....humans honorable, humans good, humans saved us. The humans are here
YEEEEESSSSSS!!!!!!!!
This was actually quite stirring stuff!
I like this trope
This was a really great story! Reminds me of story setup of "...except the humans" by repeating the title, going from a bad to a good thing.
Indeed its similar and simple, but still very good.
@@rohenthar8449 absolutly!
Why did I feel so emotional with progression of each utterance of "Humans are here"?🎉❤
1:40 To them these were "scraps", probably very outdated/basic tech to them, but to humans they were no doubt godsends, tech the likes of which the humans never dreamed of or could have hoped for during their talks.
The humans swore they would repay that great gift.
5:10 And so, as the humans had sworn all those years ago they repaid their friends with ships no doubt improved by those "scraps" and tech developed from those same "scraps" too
Absolutely. The humans excel on a thing they call 'backwards engineering' which appartenly means 'taking a thing apart and making a better copy'.
@CherubielOne it also means taking a thing apart and figuring out *how* it works. Since just making a copy without understanding the principles on which it functions means you can really improve upon it.
@@jakdmavika9233The understanding seems to be part of the process, you're right.
I like it, The way the narrator started out as the species being annoyed at the humans to standing beside them in the end that was actually kind of cool
This is basically the 'cool kid gets pestered by the annoying kid until they one day get helped by them and become friends'
This is still my favorite HFY story, and it is the one I tell people to listen to first if they are curious about the genre
Aliens: 'Thank you for your offer, but there is no need for you to die alongside us. We will face our doom by ourselves.'
Humans: 'Die for you? I believe you misunderstand. We're not offering to die for your cause. We're offering to blow those sumbitches that wronged you to kingdom come and trust me, we know a thing or two about blasting others to pieces.'
I bet it was some Aussie battlefleet
"Did you come here to die?"
"Nah mate, we arrived 'ere yesterdie"
During WW1 General "Black Jack" Pershing Commander of the American Expeditionary Forces, upon landing in France, declared " Lafayette we are here". Meaning we don't forget a debt or a friendship.
They only came because the germans stupidly sunk one of their ships.
Colonel Charles Stanton said not Pershing.
@ethanjohnson2849 you're right! But as it happens in a lot of history, people, throught it, made a better story if it was attributed to general Pershing
Reminds me of Capt. Lloyd W. Williams. "Retreat? Hell we just got here!"
The change in The Human are Here . How three word sounded and placed! Gave a total different feeling of the meaning . You could say there twist in the story.
I don't know what it is but this channel always finds the best SciFi stories compared to all the others.
Moral of the story; never turn down the scrappy sidekick.
I love the idea that we just brute forced our way past lightspeed rather than trying to figure out warp drive or something. "Laws of physics? What's that?"
“Hehehehehe starship go fast.”
heheheh "Here heres you a walkie talkie...now go outside and leave me alone"
this is quite a beautiful story
It takes a good writer to make a decent drawn out story. Creating a work this short and this good... that requires a great writer.
The humans are here from hate to joys 😂😂. Gotta say I'm enjoying those stories
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Kinda brings tears to your eyes..great story!
An excellent feel-good story.
Reminds me of the way returning Vietnam veterans were treated. Until we showed our worth to the benefit of the country.
NOW, decades later after we are starting to die off unrecognized, does anyone say 'thank you'.
If you're one of the only people who return the kindness to the weird kid who wouldn't stop trying to be friends, you can bet that if you get in a fight, they'll be there, and they will not be merciful to those who have wronged you.
Just...a great story.
I'd believe by the point the humans were helping out they'd have reached the tech level of their contemporaries. 2 lifetimes? With free access to view and observe all the juicy advanced tech on most planets? The reverse engineers would be publishing a paradigm shift every three seconds.
Right there with you, pal. I've always thought that humanity would teach the entire galaxy a thing or three about scientific advancement as soon as we got just the smallest leg up on quantum mechanics and gravity manipulation. Stand back, bro -- The Humans Are Here.
well done. Inspiring.
Thank you for this story 💙💚❤️ and for all your effort & the time you put in when uploading this. It is really truly appreciated 🙏
I saw the story is short & wondered if it would be interesting- and it was !
I enjoyed this & thank you for that🤩🤩🤩
the humans went from being hated to being loved
Humanity: This world is not yours to conquer!
This is well written, and well though out.
A lot of references about Citadel from Mass Effect.
It would be very human to have incited/guided this dispute in first place, so they could solve 3 issues with 1 stone: deal with the competition/enemy and return the favor to these not-so-friendly guys they once helped the "monkeys".
Which would prompt a speedy incorporation to the galactic consul.
This is my favorite story tbh
The marines are here!
I don’t know if I still have tears to drop after all 0:08
Damn right the humans are here, very good story!
I do like the HFY stories that don't just depict human as 40K Imperium or Imperium-lite or even something eldritch.
I completely agree! HFY stories that explore unique interpretations of humanity add so much depth. It’s fascinating to see how diverse storytelling can reshape our perspective. I've shared some creative takes on humanity's place in the universe in my own stories-would love for you to check them out!
H, F Y! A joyful story.
Trust earned the hard way. But working to better others without taking. By honest hard work. By standing by your friends no matter what.
Of all the human qualities, I'd list stubborness and loyalty as our best. We dont give up when we should, and if we make a friend, we will stick by them to the very end.
Great story!
one thing that comes to mind is that the other species (narrator) mentions signing deals with humans to get rid of them if they did that they probably accepted raw deals which were way more favorable to the humans
Amazing story
That was a good one
Good story.
Honey the humans are here
Cool Story. I wanna see the TV series!!!
Ah yes, the "just do it" method.
Wow
On fire acutally ❤
Peta .. the human is here
Nice video 🎉
Justo love it. Thank You for this.
I love it so much it is so good :)
awesome story
I love it so much and are you and Aliea :)
kurzgesagt should animate this.
Humans ve like,,,
We can accept 5 years,, instead of 100 yearssss contract stuff
A human being here should be considered a bad thing given we’re like a plague
So mass effect in a different universe?
Humanity would 100% have scrapped together warships that don’t use formal travel technology in favor of using multiple travel methods with a weird ability to use a warhorn in space.
4000 quatloo's the humans cannot be contained!
I wonder if a human wrote these great short stories.
I want to ask the same thing. But I would leave out the word great.
@@you2449 Not great . I just liked this one.
I hope one day we are worthy
cheers
Clearly the author has never met a human in real life.
petah. The humans are here
Really liked it. Could have left out the unnecessary bit about humans having considerable military might though.
In response to it being called Earth despite being covered in water.... Earth is made up of like >99% earth. Water is less than 1% by volume
I bet what he meant by "Brute force FTL" was the alcubierre drive, warping space time itself to get to one place.
if only
Citadel of Ricks... ha ha ha
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Shields Shores
Would that we may attain such lives!
By "brute force FTL" Do they mean we just make rocks fly faster?
i believe this line's meaning was "Humans don't care to FTL consequences that causes to their ships, rationally reduce those ships serving span!! Because they casually fix them after that!!"
So, we're the Jehovah's Witnesses of the Galaxy?
No, JW is the opposite. Corrupts, isolates and destroys all hope.
At least it's not "The British are here" 😂😂😂😂
"Excuse me, do you have a moment to talk about your lord and savior, the Humans?"
A Volus wrote this
The galatic council are racist, human uses buy-to-win, it's very effective.
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Guys. Come on. I suspect the AI wrote this. And it's manipulating you. Don't make it so easy for them.
Well im on a bus and have time to kill so... yeah
If it’s a fun and entertaining story to listen to and is actually well structured, so be it.
AMERICA IS HERE THEY SAID IN DESPAIR!!!
And they have one question, "who touched our boats?"
Define america
@@yosta29The land and citizens of the United States of America.
Fiction
f--ckim eh
First
Narrator's voice is ANNOYING
Thank you, this was an excellent story. 💯