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Juanis Manatí 🇦🇷
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World building? In a silly mong us au? More likely than you think with me in charge!
Humanity wasn’t ready for the galaxy, but the galaxy had already decided to make room for them. The leap into space travel had been humanity’s most significant—and most divisive—achievement. When Earth’s governments finally cracked the code for interstellar travel, they stumbled into a sprawling galactic community teeming with civilizations from every corner of the universe. These beings, some ancient and wise, others young and brimming with curiosity, had formed a loose coalition bound by exploration, knowledge, and coexistence. For the galaxy, humanity was just another new species to welcome. But for Earth, it was a seismic shift that exposed the fractures already running deep through its people. Space travel didn’t just offer hope; it offered an escape. And while those in power poured resources into alien programs, dreaming of new colonies and advanced technologies to build fresh starts, many on Earth saw right through the façade. To them, it was a betrayal—a way to give up on the dying planet instead of putting in the grueling, necessary work to save it. The backlash was immediate and fierce. Protesters decried the misuse of resources, accusing world leaders of turning their backs on the billions still suffering in the wake of climate collapse, political turmoil, and social inequality. Activists mobilized, boycotting the programs, hacking satellites, and broadcasting messages urging people to reject the “fantasy” of the stars. For every person dreaming of alien skies, there were ten more demanding clean water, renewable energy, and a livable future on Earth. To salvage their efforts—and perhaps their reputations—governments turned to crews like the 118. Their mission was more than exploration; it was about winning back Earth’s trust. But the plan wasn’t just designated to bring back alien technologies and biological samples. They were ambassadors, tasked with finding ways to integrate the galaxy’s advancements into human life to improve Earth itself…
January 8, 2025 at 3:28 PM