I am doing well and will be transferring back to a ship (specifically a precommissioned ship) here in about a week. I also just found out that I was selected for Chief Warrant Officer and will be moving on to bigger and better things.
Congratulations!!!
However, I will try to add the little knowledge I have to further the scientific cause on EvC whenever I can.
Please do!
Good question. I think our understanding of humanity is tied up with our relation with the life on this planet as well as the environmental conditions that Earth entails. If humans evolved on a different planet, with different conditions, and a different global ecosystem, I think we would indeed be different both culturally and psychologically. Just my thoughts.
I think a strain of humanity having evolved according to your scenario would probably have a different sense of ethics (we can't even agree to a common moral code here on the earth between cultures and nation states).
I could not agree more.
Simply transferring the biology of humanity to another far off place would, I think, not necessarily result in anything that particularly resembled humanity in so many ways that we take for granted.
Straggler writes:
Isn't Bluejay an SF writer............?
Is he? That would be great to get his take on this.
I think so. I have titled this post to get his attention!
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