Intergalactic Intercourse - It's going to happen

So one of my favorite TV shows is Star

Trek, and one of the reasons why I like

Star Trek so much is because the idea of

humans flying around in a spaceship around

the galaxy, around the universe, meeting

hot alien women and then getting intimate

with them is something that deeply

fascinates me. Now, you might be thinking

that the idea of other alien species that

kind of look like humans existing out

there in space is something that's

completely impossible. Now, I have this

new theory that I came up with that could

change your mind about that, and I think

in the distant future— in the distant

future, we may find ourselves in a

position where we are encountering

humanoid-like alien species and we don't

even know where they originated from. And

my theory is there is going to be humanoid

alien species out there in space that

we're going to encounter And we're gonna

have no idea where the bloody hell they

came from. Well, let me tell you where

they're going to be coming from. They're

gonna be coming from Earth. Yeah, in maybe

20,000 years' time, 30,000 years' time,

there's gonna be weird alien humans

scattered around the universe, and they're

gonna forget where they came from, which

is this planet, and we're going to

encounter them, and we're gonna think that

they're this completely unrelated,

not connected to us alien life form, and

it's gonna be crazy. Now, you might be

thinking, Daniel, that's stupid. How would

humans spread across the universe and

settle into new planets and make new homes

and then forget that they came from Earth?

Well, the reason that I know this is gonna

happen is because it's already happened

here on Earth. So I think everyone knows

where humans originated from, Africa.

So the story is— well, it's not really a

story, you know, this is facts, it's been

proven by science. The facts are that

humans originated in Africa,

and then over thousands of years they

slowly started spreading out and moving to

different continents and spreading around

the world. And we have different ethnic

groups because humans adapted to their new

environments And they developed fair skin,

fair hair, bigger pointy noses to warm up

the cold air that's entering their lungs.

For people who lived in— who moved to

Northern Europe, they lived in cold

climates. And the types of noses that

people had in Africa was adapted for hot

air. Well, these noses aren't really going

to be very good for cold climates. So

humans evolved different facial structures

and facial features and physical features

to adapt to their new climates and their

new environments. This is, this is not a

theory or something I've come up with.

This is proven facts proved by science.

So what we have is we have human beings

living all around the world and we have

all these different looking human beings.

We have fair-skinned humans, we have

dark-skinned humans, and it depends which

part of the planet you're in. The way that

human beings look changes. And there was

this one point in history where we didn't

even know that these different ethnic

groups existed. Back in the olden days,

before aeroplanes and trains and transport

and the internet existed, we all kind of

just stuck to our own little area, and we

didn't know that there were

different-looking human beings outside of

our area. And you might be thinking, how

is that possible if we all came from

Africa? Didn't they keep some kind of

record? Don't people remember where we

came from? And it turns out that if enough

time passes, people will eventually forget

their origins. So there was probably at

least a couple hundred years, maybe even

thousands of years, when, for example,

people in England didn't even know that

black people existed. There was probably

thousands of years of history where

Japanese people didn't even know white

people existed. And then as the different

nations of people started to build ships

and started to travel around the world,

that's when they started to slowly

realize, hey, there's other human beings

in the planet— on the planet that look

different to us. I just find it

fascinating that people forgot. They just,

they just lost the knowledge that we all

came from Africa and we used to look

pretty much all the same until we all

started spreading out. It's only been

recently from scientific data and

scientific advancements that we found out

that human beings originated from Africa

and and we all used to look the same.

There wasn't this huge diversity in ethnic

appearances when we all lived in Africa,

and I believe the same thing is going to

happen when humanity spreads out into

the universe. It's going to be basically

the same thing that happened when we moved

out of Africa, but on an intergalactic

scale. So in the not-too-distant future,

we're going to develop amazing technology,

spaceships, rockets that will be able to

easily take humans and resources and

materials far, far away to one of the

trillions of habitable planets that exist

out there. And we know they exist because

we've got telescopes and we've been having

a little look at them, and there are lots

of Earth-like planets that we could

survive on. So my theory is

that humans are going to spread across the

galaxy and into other galaxies settle on

these habitable planets, and then tens

of thousands of years will pass, and

eventually they're going to forget that

they came from Earth. I know this is gonna

sound crazy, but it's happened here on

this planet already. White people forgot

they originated from Africa, Japanese

people forgot they used to be black, and

we're only finding out now because of

scientific discovery. Same thing's gonna

happen in space. Tens of thousands,

probably even hundreds of thousands of

years are going to pass. These humans are

going to settle on different planets.

They're going to thrive. They're going to

create their own civilization, their own

nations, their own culture, their own

languages. They're going to be completely

cut off and separated from their home

planet, which is Earth. And it doesn't

just stop there. I believe humans are

going to change physically, just like how

the Africans who moved into cold parts of

the world adapted and changed their

physical appearance to suit their new

climates and environments, the same

thing's gonna happen in space. So we've

got all of these Earth-like planets that

exist out there in the universe that we're

going to colonize eventually, and they're

going to be slightly different to the

Earth because, come on, it's not gonna be

exactly the same as the Earth. It's not

gonna be like a copy and paste of our

planet. It's gonna be smaller or it's

gonna be bigger. There's gonna be slight

differences in the atmosphere. Now, I

really don't know what these new physical

adaptations could be. It could be

anything. The humans that settled on some

random planet 1,000 light-years away and

then had their own culture and

civilization and thrived for tens of

thousands of years, they could adapt to

have green skin or 4 legs or

whatever. It, it could be anything, you

know, whatever it takes to adapt to their

new climates and environments. They're

going to change and they're going to look

kind of different to original humans that

are on Earth. And over hundreds of

thousands of years, we're going to forget

that because we already forgot we all came

from Africa somehow. And then maybe some

kind of cataclysmic disaster happens on

Earth where it pushes us back thousands of

years in advancements and technology. I

don't know, anything could happen, like a

massive war or a natural disaster that

just wipes out a lot of us, and then we're

set back, pushed back thousands of years,

and then eventually we get back to the

point where we're able to travel space

again. And all of a sudden, we're

encountering these weird alien species,

and we don't even know that they

originated from Earth because so much time

is lost. I mean, so much time has passed

and so much information has been lost due

to these cataclysmic disasters that will

probably happen. And we're going to think

that the aliens, alien species that are

completely separated from us, could be

like a 3-legged blue species of humanoid

creatures. And we're thinking that, what

the hell are these? Where did they come

from? And they would have come from Earth.

Now the most exciting thing about it is

because they originated from Earth and

they're technically humans, they've just,

they've just developed their own ethnic

groups that going to be completely

different to black, white, or Asian

people. They're gonna have whatever ethnic

groups that they've evolved for— evolved

to live on the planet for— and they're

gonna look kind of strange to us, but

still they're gonna look human, and we're

still going to be able to breed with them.

Now that's what I'm interested in.

Intergalactic intercourse will be

something that will be a big thing in the

future. We will be experimenting a lot

with these humanoids, finding out if we

can produce offspring with them. And the

answer is going to be yes, because the

same thing happened with humans on this

planet. Even though we migrated away from

Africa and we developed new ethnic groups

and we look very different to each other,

to people who are on the other side of the

planet, we can still make babies with them

and enjoy the physical aspects of a

romantic relationship with them. And I

think the same thing is going to happen,

but on a galactic scale. And I'm just kind

of sad that I won't be alive or around

anymore when that does finally happen.

But I think that is the direction that

it's going to head towards because more

often than not, history repeats itself.

Thank you for attending my lecture. Hope

you enjoyed today's class and I'll see you