When Alien Students Discovered Why Earth Is Called a Deathworld | PART 02 | HFY | SCI FI Stories

🌌 Dive into an enthralling SCI-FI adventure as alien students uncover the shocking reasons behind Earth's nickname, "Deathworld." This gripping short story from the HFY (Humanity, Fuck Yeah!) genre showcases the resilience and uniqueness of Earth through the eyes of an intergalactic classroom.
When Alien Students Discovered Why Earth Is Called a Deathworld | PART 02 | HFY | SCI FI Stories
👩‍🏫 Join Julie, the only human in her school, as she takes on the challenge of enlightening her alien classmates about the natural perils of her home planet. From fearsome wildlife to extreme climates, witness their awe and fear as they learn about the Earth’s deadliest aspects.
🌍 Why is Earth called a Deathworld? What makes its inhabitants survive, and even thrive, amidst dangers that terrify others across the stars? Explore these questions and more through a narrative that combines suspense, education, and a touch of humor.
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✨ Comment Below: What feature of Earth do you think would most surprise an alien visitor? Share your thoughts and join the discussion!

[@Alacod19]

For an AI story it's pretty well done. Part one had no mistakes but it was shorter, there was a few hiccups here but fascinating that AI has come this far.

[@KBGazer]

Might not want to start talking about non-dangerous species with the platypus. Males have venomous spurs that will leave you in agony for MONTHS!

[@leonidas0242]

But only during the breeding season.

[@KBGazer]

@@leonidas0242 I read that it peaked during the breeding season, but they have it year-round. Info was pretty sparse there so you might be right?

[@jakegolliher2891]

This would be a great premise for a book

[@AutomationDnD]

yeah, I noted in the Part1 that this is a fairly unexpected story amongst all the alien / human stuff

[@downrazor11]

I also couldn't wait for my instructors in school to give me extra assignments, I know Julie must be THRILLED.. (/s)

[@steveb1972]

A wonderful story nicely presented. Really enjoyed it. If only we could share with each other like this here on Earth!

[@pyramidsinegypt]

Interesting series for sure! As a point of feedback, the subtitling was rather inconsistent with names, etc.

[@0minous187]

14:56 dudes puking from his own words

[@jeffmoden4332]

I'm totally stuck on this series. Fantastic story and fantastic storytelling. I'm checking out the other 'tubes in this "Sci Fi Universe". It reminds me of the storytelling I used to listen to on the radio in the '50s when I was young. And, yes... due to the occasional inappropriate pause, I realize that the "reading" is being done by a computer but THANK YOU!

[@terryoquinn8199]

Excellent addition with this part 2 , well done and well told . Great job guys ! This is not the type of thing I’m normally attracted to but I enjoyed watching both episodes . I hope to see more from you in the future ! Take care .

[@mikerightmire5174]

Id love to just be able to read this. It takes too long to listen to :D

[@eliaskyriacou4740]

Gúráffé

[@BritishBeachcomber]

Good story. Just a shame about the auto-generated built in captions. So many typos.

[@cajltd1737]

This was considerably less poignant than part 1. Also, the text is messed up and so is the voice, and why do your images not match the text? Sorry, you almost had a subscription from me, but meh...

[@JeeneyAI]

Correct me if I'm wrong, these images are all AI generated, right? That's why there is no continuity between them?

[@pspence9569]

Isn't everything about the video AI generated?

[@Pathrisha]

Love this💕💕💕

[@0minous187]

what is osonic?

[@kjelllindberg6987]

So the Earth has the capability to conquer all other planets...

[@how_to_be_a_Old_legionary44]

comment for the algorithm!

[@user-bw8xo5nt9e]

Ok, as good and engaging this is, I am worried. I am not sure what I have just watched is real. If it is, then I apologise, but there are too many AI markers.

[@OldSkullSoldier]

Is it legal in your country for a teacher to assign a homework (including presentations) of any kind to a student? If yes, then from what age/class?

[@shibumi8]

It depends on the assignment but I think middle school /10-13yrs. It was pretty uncommon at my school but I did hear stories from other schools. I think it’s more common when you reach high school.

[@lboone20]

My children had to do science fair projects from 1st grade, age 6

[@designsbyphilip510]

In my schools, I had several assignments per semester per subject starting 1st grade through high school. But I went to private schools here in the US, not public schools... not that matters alot. There was a public school that had a curriculum comparable to ours. It was a magnetic school that had very high academics.

[@OldSkullSoldier]

I'm asking, becaue from tyhis year in Poland it is illegal to even give any excercise to do outside school in classes 1-3 and there are no homeworks until 8th.

[@designsbyphilip510]

@OldSkullSoldier In the US, it depends on what state you live in and how much the school board cares about the students and their education. Would depend on the states' teachers, the school board, and the teachers' union. It's not a federal level decision. The last time the feds tried to mandate a curriculum on state schools was Common Core, and that has been a dismal failure. Private schools and charter schools are less political and are better because parents have more of a say, though the cost of private schools is way too high for everyone to go to them. So there is quite a bit of differences across the US and how education is approached and if 'at home' assignments are given.

[@DeadBaron]

"Julie lee indian" PLEASE proofread, this is why AI stuff has such a bad rep lmao. Especially considering it's just copy pasted from a reddit post.

[@coolsuperguau]

I'm sorry, but was this story written by AI?

[@zebrahunter6956]

The pics are definitely AI. Don't know about the story. If it is, someone wentbin and edited it

[@duty3693]

this is defenitly AI, The Video output allone would need a team of more then 10ppl to write, refine, record, cut and publish. The AI is noticably AI and the storry telling feals a little odd aswell. Truely scarry how High quality and informativ all of thous AI videos are. I think this intire chanel is AI, from the storry writing to video creating, voice and publishing. Some one surely found a monney glich of a AI

[@GameSetPatch]

Maybe, but there's a subreddit called something like HFY (Humans Fuck Yeah) that collects submissions of human written fanfiction regarding human and alien interactions where humans are seen as strange weirdos by the rest of the galaxy. I think many of these are ripped strictly from there, maybe tidied up a bit, and then fed into several AI models to get a voice and slide show we see here.

[@ThePandoraGuy]

@@duty3693 New to the internet, aren't you. There is a fucking horde of authors that do nothing else but writing Humanity Fuck Yeah stories as a hobby. Some do this for decades.

[@xerty5502]

​@GameSetPatch no idea ifbthats what this story is specifically but odds are it is, this is very unlikely to be an ai written story, and if it is some one did a ton of work cleaning it up, as it is I think they just grabbed a story from where ever they did grab it and fed it into an ai to get the voice and images. That's pretty standerd practice for most of the channels you see doing things like this. Have yet to encounter a story I know is ai written, I know it is possible but every one I have seen does not feel like any of the very small sample of ai writing I have heard.

[@alvarosanchezmartinez7050]

Do you realize that ripping off stories from subreddit HFY and infringing their authors' copyright policies when you make money from the views you gain on these is illegal?

[@3mpt7]

As a consumer of said entertaining stories, I'd much rather people who think the stories are good re-post the stories before the author gets a mental breakdown and deletes the copy of the story they posted forever. Whilst in an ideal world the author would receive their fair share, and at minimum, would have their needs met (hierarchy of needs), I'm not convinced that the number of views on the story would cover the cost of the AI subscriptions. These stories are not harmful to anybody at present, although if we ever do meet aliens, or when astronauts finally get around to constructing colonies on other worlds, it would be imprudent to believe that Earth is a "Deathworld" even given the evidence of our own Solar System.

[@CCCM89]

hmm, the ai voice seems to have downgraded from the first part. shame, that.

[@Carl30442]

I was totally engrossed in the story, until I was hit smack in the face by the Climate Change propagana. In a way, I felt betrayed by the cynical authors, and that negatively changed my prospective of the story.

[@bluehammer1245]

Reality is only propaganda for those too simple minded to handle it.

[@colinblackburn9282]

Is one of the aliens a they/them ???? GAAAAAYYYYY