All Tomorrows: the future of humanity? Reaction

Alright this has been a long time coming All Tomorrows let's see how humanity might evolve in the future ! All Tomorrows: the future of humanity?
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[@hikarihakai1285]

i remember once that i get recommend to a video about a tier list ranking creature from All Tomorrow base on how good they are at screwing

[@Proftrof]

lmao

[@yuujinner5801]

That really is a video he is not joking

[@bloodangel19]

@@Proftrof now you have to watch that too, no way around it

[@milkfather1781]

@@bloodangel19 yes he must

[@lostcolonyforge5792]

@@Proftrof we must bot suffer alone

[@anthraxcrab2222]

The mantalopes losing their intelligence does make sense, if you just have hooves you’re not gonna be building many useful tools. Also you got a remember that brains are an extremely inefficient calorie sink for most animals

[@Kuhmuhnistische_Partei]

Yeah, intelligence sounds great and all, but creatures have to pay a huge price for it. And when they don't benefit from it at all, they will not keep it. Like ostriches lost their ability to fly because they didn't need it and flying needs also a lot of energy. Not just for the wings, also for the brain. And I guess it's not just about tools. Maybe mantalopes would have kept their intelligence or at least a significant part of it when there were predators around, because intelligence can be quite useful for defensive strategies and communication.

[@suesana4504]

@@Kuhmuhnistische_Partei We don't benefit at all from intelligence? Without it how would you come to that idea? Just curious? Brains are good for abstract thought and anticipation of on coming events which mean you survive or you don't. They also help divert us and understand how we can overcome things that once seemed insurmountable, and was. Why do you think this? Hell, I'm happy when my brain decides to help me. it also gives of a sense of purpose (gravity) so it kinda feels like it gets put there because that's the way things are, or can be. I think I'd rather just not be though.

[@pip5188]

@@suesana4504 What are you talking about? He never said humans don’t benefit from intelligence. Humans have hands and a body that can manipulate their environment. If cows suddenly got the intelligence of a human, it wouldn’t benefit them since they can’t manipulate their environment and it’s not gonna help them getting food. So over thousands of years of evolution those cows will slowly lose their intelligence since complex thinking is a huge waste of calories. How do you not understand this concept?

[@rubles88alvarez83]

I’m only here to state the facts, don’t let this blow up. Intelligence worked out for us because we got extremely lucky. Other animals are quite intelligent, but the human frame had become agile and incapable of defending itself from predators, we took a huge gamble on intelligence and it worked. Despite our large brains and having existed for over 200,000 years, the first agrarian civilizations appeared only 7,000 years ago. All that time, living as Hunter gatherers, we had to consume far more food than other creatures our size.

[@SubtleHawk]

@@suesana4504 We benefit tremendously from it. What they're saying is that other animals might not. Many animals have been here with bigger brains than us for way longer than us. They've had a lot more time to mutate the intelligence genes than we have, and many probably did. They just didn't find a use for them so natural selection didn't keep them around. Maybe there's have been a handful of instances of elephants that were born with human level intelligence, yet didn't pass it on because it wasn't particularly beneficial to their survival in their particular environment. It's brain took too many calories and perhaps the intelligence boost ended up costing them more than it benefitted it.

[@yuujinner5801]

28:27 you have the right mindset, but the wrong questions. It actually is fairly easy to the finger fishers to become aquatic. However, the process of evolving sails, is not. Some say the sail people evolved from flying ginger fishers, then traded in their wings for sails. Even though this is a solid theory, sails are still like ridiculously inefficient for sea travel for animals. What do you do when no wind, lol. Just fly. The sail people really don't make much sense.

[@aidanmatthewgalea7761]

their entire world was a tropical climate, so naturally this is perfect for the occasional hurricane, but also for near constant, mid power wind. flying is actually harder in that kind of environment, and when most of teh world is an ocean, flight can be dangerous for longer periods of time as land was relatively sparse. flight only works well when you have the metabolism and musculature to do so, i mean, the most feasible way in the book was either have wings 5x larger than your body{ancestral hand flappers} or have a radial engine for a heart. sails are comparatively effortless when you can steer and brake. their ancestors realised that resting in the water and stretching arms ened up being more efficient for long distance travel, so they just did that, and it ended up being a habit more than a trait, with the only real evolution occurring in more manipulative mouths so the sails need to be folded less, and better webbed feet which arguably could have been present in a pre-pelagic life for better degree of control. the only reason this couldn't happen as frequently on our world is either not enough time has passed, or the fact that weather changes so frequently and on such a whim has discouraged many species from doing so,

[@BlacObsidian]

8:30 bigger brains need more food. If you don't need a big brain to survive, then having it is a detriment. It's like paying for a TV when you're blind, a radio will do just fine. It's also implied here that the Mantelopes are depressed because they are intelligent enough to remember the past. The smart ones may have been more likely to commit suicide.

[@garrettpridemore5758]

That is very true. I would assume all of the smarter ones would kill themselves. The entire species is depressed. It would make sense that the smartest ones would know more or understand more and couldn’t handle it.

[@uh-ooooh]

This is awesome! But do keep in mind, "losing" or "gaining" certain evolutionary traits isn't the same as a linear concept of what is "better" or "worse." Example: Mantelopes losing (or partially losing) their consciousness may make sense in their particular context/environment because there was no stressor/need for it. Many animals on our planet can attest to that as well - corals, hydras, etc. Sure it's a very wonderful and special thing, but evolution doesn't hold a trait up on a pedestal, even consciousness.

[@yuujinner5801]

I never thought this would happen fuckin poggers dude

[@bloodangel19]

Same

[@katherineluxure344]

Oh shit, Its happening!! Can't wait to watch this, thank you for reacting to this video.

[@Littlekoji-df1cf]

The lizards knew about the aliens because of all that was left from old humanity like art and maybe technology.

[@zaregoto6022]

Explanation why they can only eat rotten meat? Simple Answer: Evolution These humans have evolved to be able to survive the planet they are in and were genetically modified to that aswell Also just a bit more info is the creator of this book is a british paleontologist someone who studies fossils and life from early geological period so most of this evolutions are possible since its probably based on actual evolution

[@tofferooni4972]

I thought Koseman was polish

[@BayesianBeing]

He's Turkish lol

[@eybaza6018]

I literally pissed myself out of joy when I saw the notification! Also alien biospheres reaction pls! I've been waiting for so long that I grew a beard!

[@NikkusNam]

yeeeaaah finally all tomorrows reaction!

[@darkeninjx5619]

I imagine that Gravitals would reproduce by assembling more Gravitals.

[@theninjabird9510]

All tomorrows is an amazing read you should react to a ‘man after man’ video aswell it’s similar to this I recommend romanMC video or Eckharts ladder’s video

[@fell5514]

Land dwelling mammals have evolved into aquatic ones not once but several times. Are you familiar with whales and seals?

[@hosps]

yaaay I'm so glad you watched this

[@TheRiquelmeONE]

land creatures evolving into see creatures is possible, see for example the evolution of dolphins who pretty much look nothing like their land ancestors.

[@kuitaranheatmorus9932]

I love this video,cause it's so good.

[@yuujinner5801]

22:45 actually, a really valid point. You've found a plothole.

[@seerfbread]

The qu ruins that were left on planets

[@yuujinner5801]

@@seerfbread I mean, technology doesn't always last this long. The lizard people didn't evolve in a few million years.

[@seerfbread]

@@yuujinner5801 shit you right

[@mrt6292]

@@yuujinner5801 i mean we can say this about our technology but what about the Qu?

[@yuujinner5801]

@@mrt6292 material gets broken down by natural and unnatural means all the time. You can't stop the basic units of your advanced civilization to stop decomposing because it's outside the laws of physics. The qu tech would last longer, of course, but there's still a limit.

[@NewHampshirefinalboss]

Well I mean killer whales evolved from land mammals

[@absolutefodder8009]

7:21 there wasn’t much of a biosphere pre-qu. The star people terraformed living planets, choked out the aliens and left them mostly empty. The qu were pissed off by humans playing god so they decided to fill up the empty space.

[@dumpsterfiregames4710]

Not true actually, the Qu had no feelings towards us, in fact they didn't see us as anything. To the Qu, we, humanity, were just another entity in the vast expanse of space, they had no opinion of us, for they had long since grown away from that primitive concept, they've been playing God for millions, if not billions of years before ever reaching the Star people, so it's not like they mutated us with hard feelings.

[@LambTAFFF]

Loosing such intelligence is better than having it if you cant make weapons (because of hooves) since the energy cost of a complex brain is absurd

[@Littlekoji-df1cf]

Uuuhh did you know seals, turtles and whales exist. How would the sail people be different?

[@arvinlising8234]

37:05 it's because of Genetic invention and those Genetic invention are their kids also they put them in machine etc to make them

[@reizakiyodou7921]

Our future seem doomed

[@kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934]

most definitely

[@LocTran-sc7mm]

19th day recommending: The doo(rainbow six siege and omegle videos) Offline tv My house walk-through (and the making of my house walk-through) well this is a nice change from the usual videos

[@wisadoublev8899]

Pog i love that video, you should also watch all yesterdays and all todays

[@logathor69]

It keeping popping up in my recommendation This kind of books are kinda intriguing and weird sometimes.

[@jollystormgt771]

FINALLY

[@cyrus8886]

Yo random dude that I talked to about this with If you are reading We did it dude! We did it

[@yuujinner5801]

You mad lads

[@bloodangel19]

Ik bro ik

[@Proftrof]

lol

[@jacobhoffman5462]

I love all tommows

[@despair_ts1823]

Thank you for this reaction man!

[@c4ns3r53]

thats how our planet was terramorphed, a meteorite/comet with water impacted earth and then a similar one but with microscopic life, or both things was in the same space rock i dont remember, but that how our planet memed.

[@steven95N]

Rip Snake People 😢

[@YAMYvonRichthofen]

All Tomorrows, cool

[@bloodangel19]

Yes finnaly

[@walangchahangyelingden8252]

1:02 :P

[@Federation_of_Mars]

I could relate.

[@LisMin48]

You should also react to Anime 101

[@reclusiarchgrimaldus1269]

3:49 That's nothing to mock

[@Mondy667]

I think I suggested this too lmao

[@reclusiarchgrimaldus1269]

10:25 Careful how you say that name 41:16

[@quark_yi3576]

BRO 1:10 the similarities

[@alexmalyarchuk1723]

Temptors=twitter people. Well, that makes sence...

[@kilato9649]

What is this thumbnail🗿

[@pablox2139]

This shit was WEIIIIIIRD

[@Littlekoji-df1cf]

42:36. Gould he be called a racist because of that. Also thats damm cold.

[@Foxie32]

the new dinosaurs is better watch that or after man it isn't horrifying like all tomorrows is

[@LisMin48]

You should watch otaku lyrics 101 if you have time

[@RESTITVTOR_TOTIVS_HISPANIAE]

I mean, whales used to walk on land

[@newjojosupercutsandmore2489]

REACT TO ALL TOMORROW’S SPECIES RANKED BY SEX APPEAL

[@tensebeagle4773]

You should do a man after man reaction

[@lostcolonyforge5792]

We are lucky intelligence was useful for our species

[@ronniebrooks9813]

How did they come back to earth the sun would probably become a red giant

[@KyuuDesperation]

It was millions of years, maybe near a billion, but not more than a billion years.

[@williamthehammer1]

Finally!!! Fuck yeah!!!!

[@LisMin48]

You should react to anime got talent

[@Beasthunter-rg1sc]

Good stuff

[@barrelsynapse]

Pog

[@youhavebeenfailingforhowlo1521]

LETS GOOOO

[@advisor9153]

These qu guys seem alright

[@themadartist654]

cool.

[@rhysjones7510]

Yes

[@menu.config]

WHAT'S WITH THE LONG F

[@OJ963]

Plz react to Warhammer 40k vs star wars by a fanwhittomuchtime

[@Proftrof]

I am not too interested in that .

[@jimmydastewgod2337]

React to curious archive

[@SlyCrunchy]

This may be a wierd question but why do you look so pleased and happy when it's mentioned that the bugfacers are xenophobic?

[@grelkie]

Because he is based

[@SlyCrunchy]

@@grelkie Bruh, xenophobia is cringe not based.

[@grelkie]

@@SlyCrunchy that's, like your opinion man.

[@SlyCrunchy]

@@grelkieYou misspelled "a fact" there pal.

[@dumbidiot973]

@@SlyCrunchy nope opinion