Hmm, alright. Thoughts on hive minds?
Stop posting random images
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Wait, what random image? I donโt see anythingโฆ
Thatโs the power of moderators
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So there was a spammer?
No just a crappy meme
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Iโm very quick to hit the delete post button.
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You are a true dead eye indeed.
Iโd like to add that any organism that enters the industrial stage and much more the spacefaring stage, would need developed visual organs.
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Yay. Iโm a user of the month, I donโt know what this means, but I like it.
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It means that youโre super helpful and nice, or whatever. Just kidding, congratulations.
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It means you got a badge. Too bad I couldnโt get it. Now, I never will, so lucky you!
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How long have you been spacefaring?
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Hum, wait, Iโll check it out.
UPDATE:
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It means you were the best user who joined in the month that you joined. Or maybe itโs one of the best as it might be that a few users can get the new user of the month badge at a time.
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From the badge info:
This badge is granted to congratulate two new users each month for their excellent overall contributions, as measured by how often their posts were liked, and by whom.
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I feel like humanities tolerance for a spacefaring species would depend on what it is. If it was an insect like species then humanity would probably have a much more aggressive stance towards them. Same would probably go for a scary species that resembled lizards or snakes.
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Knowing what we have on earth and how weird life can be, and how different planets have different conditions, the best description of what alien life would look like is bizarre.
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Not really, arthropods would more than likely be a universal life form. It makes logical sense, early predators have basic weapons so the easiest defense is to make a shell that they canโt break. What says one planet wouldnโt develop sentient insectoids.
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