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feddit.uk

They also promised us Irish unification 2 years ago and failed to deliver.

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I cannot answer that question without causing a lot of sectarian violence.

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piefed.social

Pffft...

According to Star Trek, people with copper based blood can have children with humans.

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well obviously it's possible, otherwise how did they find a half-vulcan to play spock? what, you think they just glued fake ears to a human actor?

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lemmy.ca

Pffft… don’t get me started about synthehol…

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lemmy.ca

But after the war, we'll find a way to start exploring deep space, meet new alien species and live in a more peaceful existence with all life in the galaxy ...

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But not in 2053. We have "the post-atomic horror" to look forward to first.

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No because they are a federation and not an empire.

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Humans are post scarcity at least, but resources aren't distributed equally across the federation afaik.

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sorta, when they tried to explore the gamma quadrant despite repeated warnings, and threats, and destruction of a colony, they dint stop at all. so the dominion decided to wage war on alpha quadrant.

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IninewCrowreply
lemmy.ca

Yes ... but they also want to have sex with you.

Don't forget, some alien species have their sex organs on their heads (or other bodily location), some have more than two sexes, some have no sex (and inseminate in other ways), some perform crowd insemination and some eat their partner after insemination.

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lol ... that would be hilarious ... we get out into the galaxy to explore new worlds and we finally abandon our old ancient religious beliefs only to find out that the Old Testament and Jesus Christ, the Son of God is common to every world we come across.

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lemmy.world

Hey well we skipped the Eugenics Wars so I don't see why we can't skip WWIII.

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Our we could just do a mashup, seems like those things would go well together

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30% of humans killed.

So by that metric we fall all the way back to the distant year 1996 (8.3bn to 5.8bn).

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You reached the end