Who Was LUCA?

[@marckmentos2313]

"This is LUCA. You probably think that you don't know LUCA, but you are LUCA" *Vsauce theme plays*

[@embeddd]

"hey, Vsauce. michael here, this is LUCA. You probably think that you don't know LUCA, but you are LUCA. bummmmmm

[@Mumek]

I actually heard the theme play in my head, and had to check if it was actually there or not

[@sonycwolf]

I was gona write the same

[@syppie6510]

This guy gonna be a successor to Vsauce if he kept those intros commin

[@craftedpaste1023]

omg i got a vsauce video right after this one lmaoo

[@mannamedjared]

LUCA NO YOURE GOING TO CREATE MICROPLASTICS AND CREDIT SCORES NO LUCA STOP

[@zihaoooi787]

lmaooooo why is this funny

[@Cookie_85]

Luca: Huehuehue, babys go brrrrrrr

[@manaash4316]

Bahaha I was having a really, really bad day. This short made me almost tear up because it was so beautiful. You brought me back to a normal level 😂

[@Luca-st5tt]

Too bad too sad

[@wormteeth1734]

Don’t worry. LUCA never dies. We might die. But there will always be SOMETHING that survives.

[@CommissarMitch]

Thanks to LUCA I now have to do a job and pay taxes. GETTEM!

[@miniminuteman773]

Alternatively, LUCA is to blame for all your suffering

[@CommissarMitch]

@@miniminuteman773 Gettem

[@b-cket]

@@miniminuteman773 the obvious best strategy to feel better about yourself is to blame a random thing in history on all of your problems

[@lucasebastian7879]

​@@miniminuteman773 nuh uh

[@salvi92]

Nope thanks to capitalism

[@rcslyman8929]

Ah, those were the days, back when the mitochondria was all the power we ever needed.

[@Eia_Natalia]

Hello there, you might be my 10^45 th cousin! /j

[@Sepi-chu_loves_moths]

Actually, they didn't have mitochondria - but it's for a very interesting reason I'm not just being annoying I promise. Basically, mitochondria are thought to be the first instance of multicellularity - there was a large single celled organism, that ate a smaller, simpler one, but for some reason the smaller one survived, and so it started doing respiration for the bigger one in exchange for safety (probably) and thus became an organelle. That means there's a tiny bit of DNA in our mitochondria thats just there, and we still have it today. It's believed that chloroplasts are also and example of this phenomenon, and they even got some bacteria to do it in a lab setting this very year, so it's apparently surprisingly common!

[@nevyngould1744]

​@Sepi-chu_loves_moths I wouldn't sayit isn't useful, it provides most of the energy in the cell. ATP cycle

[@Sepi-chu_loves_moths]

@@nevyngould1744 mb i meant the dna in the mitochondria isnt really that useful, but that was actually wrong too oop

[@Natediggetydog]

The mitochondria wasn’t even the powerhouse of the cell yet

[@realNoMee]

LUCA's a real one. All my homies love LUCA.

[@Indigo_Roses]

Nah fuck that guy. Now i gotta pay taxes and die because of LUCA

[@lucavannini9762]

Thanks, love you too

[@ahfa2010]

@@lucavannini9762hail Luca 🗣️

[@theallmightydabos1027]

You are LUCA

[@obiwancannoli1920]

All your homies ARE LUCA

[@6-4crusader55]

That’s actually really inspiring for some reason, no matter what species or where we are, we are all LUCA.

[@stickiedmin6508]

I thought we were Groot?

[@carelessdreamer]

@@stickiedmin6508Considering that we share DNA with trees, we are indeed Groot.

[@enderking8851]

We are all nega… LUCA

[@giuseppe9653]

And still we hate each other for no reason

[@michaelmarinas6144]

We. Are. Groot.

[@SomeoneMaybe05]

Well shit, now I got to change my name. You may now refer to me as LUCA, son of FUCA, second of his line.

[@MrFirecasters]

I would rethink the ‘second’ 😉

[@Bunni-Boiii]

Luca Fucason

[@LimeyLassen]

happy 3.5 billionth birthday!

[@orangeismyfavoritecolor]

LOTR reference, or a Thor reference?

[@lucascaracas4781]

And I am your evil twin brother, LUCAS Edit:I used to have the same PFP as you

[@rentisme]

And what do we get for it? Nestlé. Fucking Nestlé. Hope you're happy, Luca.

[@user-pk4tl2fk3n]

😂

[@Murderdroneslover1]

Luca:” Man, I hope my descendants will treat each other with kindness, dignity, and respect! “

[@CharlesManson-rh5uw]

@@Murderdroneslover1”I kinda sorta gave women in impoverished countries baby formula and than when they couldn’t produce milk anymore they were forced to buy the formula this caused a lot of baby deaths in a lot of impoverished countries oopsies ” -nestle

[@TheEnderPearl]

@@Murderdroneslover1*looks at online racists*

[@daymastery]

@@CharlesManson-rh5uw LUCA: “Man what the fu-“

[@Nulify-jc4fs]

I cannot express to you how absolutely cool this is. Like the fact that one tiny living survivor could evolve in drastically different ways and eventually become the predator of itself is just amazing to me. Everything looks SO different today, but as you go back further and further in time you can see how we’re all just one. I can honestly speak about how cool this is for hours.

[@camwha5904]

Continue, I want to hear more

[@Ultimate_Dadzawa]

same, please continue

[@StarryxNight5]

It also means that literally every baby is an incest child

[@user-jd6do2ls2j]

No you can't also it's not cool

[@weltschmerzistofthaufig2440]

​@@user-jd6do2ls2j How is this not incredible?

[@MargaritaOnTheRox]

I love seeing old family photos.

[@sourdrop]

It's so cool that we got a picture of our great x646347755758511200000000000000003388223737 grandpa

[@zenandtheartofskateboarding]

fr, always wanted to see my great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great…

[@Arandomguyontheinterwebs]

@@sourdropu 8?

[@RandomYoutube.Enjoyer]

I hope i inherit something

[@BONER10]

@@Arandomguyontheinterwebswhat does that matter?

[@Itcouldbebunnies]

Fun fact: Luca was the only survivor because he lived on the second floor.

[@PB-tr5ze]

Oh... why did you have to remind me of a song that traumatized me as a child...

[@le9038]

What reference is this?

[@onerva.]

the comment i was looking for

[@dazedexpression8039]

@@le9038Luka by Suzanne Vega. Go listen to it. Then have to deal with a sad but catchy song about child abuse being stuck in your head.

[@thegreenmanofnorwich]

I thought I'd seen him before.

[@lkhvw2042]

"...we can all trace our lives back to one spark in the darkness." ✨🕯️ God damn that was beautiful.

[@RandomAccounte11]

"W-Who are you-?" "We are LUCA."

[@lucassevey5989]

Just a loud booming voice from a peitry dish

[@icarusbinns3156]

“Resistance is futile. Your species will be assimilated.” Cool. You’re gonna have to deal with the sheer chaos of my kind

[@StraightTerror]

LUCA making the detriot become human speech.

[@SoThisIsMyCat]

​@@icarusbinns3156 YES I WANTED THIS CITATION SO FIRMLY

[@icarusbinns3156]

@@SoThisIsMyCat I was raised with Star Trek. My formative years belong to Starfleet

[@Wahmageddon]

Reject Humanity. Return to LUCA.

[@dredointomuch4247]

W comment

[@paddyret7968]

jimmy

[@rainhat1]

fuck humanity luca W

[@Kj16V]

I've been ill this week, so I've just been lying around in bed, metabolising. So in a way I'm halfway to returning to LUCA.

[@SUNNYTHENOTSODEPRESSED]

Return to LUCA LUCA is the first other Embrace LUCA the primordial soup

[@sarahleonard7309]

I cannot wrap my head around the argument that life resulting from random chance makes life meaningless. The sheer improbability of our existence leaves me in awe, and makes me want to do something cool just to live up to that.

[@krankarvolund7771]

Yeah, I'm a simple woman, but I'm proud enough to don't need someone to tell me what I should do with my life XD

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Yeah, I’ve never gotten it either. A bored skydaddy imbuing a lump of mud with sentience seems far more meaningless than the billions of trillions of atomic & molecular interactions & reactions to finally bring us to this point. It’s so freaking crazy!

[@Itchy__]

You can simply say "thank you Luca" before going to sleep or something

[@-JohnGalt-]

What really gets me thinking is the "why" of life. I have come to the conclusion that, lacking some intelligent design, life represents the ultimate evolution of matter. We're fundamentally made up of the exact same stuff (atoms) as a rock. What makes life special? The rock must obey the immutable laws of physics; it has no say in where it lies or for how long. For billions of years matter has been controlled and directed by these outside forces. Life finally gave matter the ability to break free of the tyranny of physical laws. Matter could at last decide how it moves through space and time, and where it comes to rest and for how long. The more life has evolved, the greater our freedom of motion and action has become. Life evolves to states of higher mobility and greater intelligence-- to states of greater freedom of action. I think that is the "why" of life. Just my two cents worth.

[@AnarexicSumo]

Many can only derive meaning from what others think of them. If there’s no cosmic observer to deem them irrevocably good then they can’t find meaning.

[@abhaypandey4889]

Yeah it's official, We have got insane amount of plot armour.

[@EiferBrennan]

We are our own plot armor.

[@misteraskman3668]

I mean, not plot (not in my opinion) but life requires a degree of order, and that is so easy to disrupt that it is genuinely a miracle that life exista at all. Life has had tone and plot armor.

[@fullmetalfangirl12]

"You're crying from LUCA?" "The connection that every organism on our planet has got to me, ok?"

[@Wtfinc]

I wanna name somthing Luca now

[@chameleonx9253]

​@@WtfincThere was that one Pixar movie about the closeted gay merboys.

[@googlybotz]

Is that... No.. It couldn't be... Could it?

[@Pokefan_64]

We should start a religion based around LUCA

[@christopherearth9714]

So... Technically... Our common ancestor is a mother FUCA?

[@Im_ablackhole]

💀

[@Rosetintedwater]

I love you

[@sea-vortex]

I HATE you

[@courtneylee2187]

Underrated 😂

[@TheoneWhoThinks-wr3ic]

EPIC.

[@KennyJohnson-ym6ux]

We need a throwback DLC where species from the other descendant of Fuca evolve

[@mysteriumxarxes3990]

lol

[@chameleonx9253]

Yeah, like the reason FUCA went extinct is because they got sent to another plane of existence where they had a whole separate evolutionary path. And then someone trying to create teleportation technology accidentally opens a portal that lets the them out into our world, and we have to fight the apex predators of this other world. It would be epic.

[@resurrectedhelicoprion]

@@chameleonx9253yoo that would be fucking epic

[@pikadragon2783]

You know, you can just enroll in cell research biology? All it costs is a lot of time, effort and money.

[@gbjj08]

​@@chameleonx9253Half-Life:

[@gray7433]

Faith gives many people a reason to go on and have hope. When faith stopped feeling like that to me, it was crushing. As it stands now, I marvel at the legacy of LUCA. We're the only life we know of and we've all had to scrape and claw to continue life on this little blue dot. I want to imagine several more million years that Earth carries life until the sun swallows the planet. Maybe by then, LUCA's descendents will find more homes amongst the stars.

[@EiferBrennan]

This is why I have a problem with faith. I would rather know what's true and be amazed by the wonders of the natural world, than have a pipe dream of an eternal life that will never happen.

[@kjj26k]

​@@EiferBrennan Multi planet humanity is as much of a "pipe dream" as an afterlife. There is no evidence to support it's existence and it may very well end up being damnation. We all need to stop being so focused on were this all ends and do the damn work now to have it even continue.

[@joachimschoder]

I have absolutely no problem with people having their faith providing they are not forcing it on anybody else. (Talking about it isn't forcing by the way.)

[@islurpdownpickles]

genghis khan thinking he has the most descendants:🤡 this mf:

[@gwarfan1994]

So real

[@harrishromero6447]

Fuca..

[@satanwithinternet2753]

Not really. We never found his body or have his dna so we cant k ow how many ppl have his dna

[@gigliowananomacon]

People give Genghis too much credit he didn’t do Al those r@p€s Himself he had many sons and many were khans and great khans this is also true for his grandsons and their sons he was good and passing his “hobbies”to the next few generations of his family 😅

[@Colgeratheslate]

​@@satanwithinternet2753everyone has luca DNA tho

[@g.b.1532]

So that's the bastard that roped us all into this

[@lwdrd]

Lmfao

[@VantaBlack-YT]

GET HIM BOYS!

[@dfreeman13]

That's the bastard.

[@juliusnebulus7303]

Wait, my real name is Luca... i need to get away, go into hiding

[@Dibdab9303]

@@juliusnebulus7303me too

[@matthewschuh3332]

I love that we all have a reasonable excuse to say, "Ah, yes my distant cousin Jeffrey, the oak tree."

[@LookingGlass69]

If anything, it means we're all connected and should trear each other better. Except socialists.

[@LookingGlass69]

@workshoppingaccounts alright, communist too.

[@properantagonist]

​@@LookingGlass69 I would be more inclined to include fascists, but go off I guess

[@LookingGlass69]

@@properantagonist so you want me to repeat myself then.

[@chiquikris171]

​@@LookingGlass69why socialists? Arent we, uh, already social? What about other social animals?

[@Luca-vq8hd]

“But you are Luca”, well yes it is my name…

[@Luca_5425]

Hell yeah dude

[@BagelEnjoyer]

Omg the Luca gang has united

[@matt_sa]

Luca's predecessor was actually MUDA-FUCA

[@windygrass9807]

I went to comment section to exactly looking for this comment.

[@Zwei-Rosen]

@@windygrass9807Precisely, that's what in better times was called "twitter gold" and made it worthwhile to cope with all the slurry in the "asocial hate works"

[@bloom0099]

LMAOOOOOOO Luca gave us brain cells like these indeed

[@beetlebob4675]

You win the mudafucan internet today, man.😂😂

[@AydaniaBall]

jojo fans not understanding the joke:

[@sparklepawz1185]

My ass woulda never mutated from LUCA if I knew my days were gonna be like this.

[@animespace9564]

😂😂

[@nicoladawson2861]

Some days more than others...😂

[@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep]

Nothing mutated from LUCA because it's all nonsense. Information doesn't magically progress over and over to a higher state. Evolutionary theory is pseudo science, it's the flat earth of modern science. A mythology of magic, beyond egregious.

[@AnkleGremlin]

4 billion years of chance and evolution, and you chose to be a furry

[@sparklepawz1185]

@@AnkleGremlin 2000 years of constant human evolution to create you, the guy who gets triggered at hobbies.

[@LucaPigna]

As a person named Luca, i can confirm i am Luca

[@lucapasquini6436]

as another person named Luca i can also confirm i am Luca

[@Lushin-mfb]

I can also due to the same fact confirm that I am indeed Luca

[@satan7855]

As another Person called Luca, i can also confirm that i am luca

[@Lushin-mfb]

As a person named Luca I'm glad to meet this many ppl called Luca

[@UnderCurrents15]

This might have been funny if you could spell "confirm" right

[@Minifig_studio]

I blame Luca for the creation of league of legends

[@user-if8tg1or7m]

I blame it for the creation of cornography.

[@paulisfat8077]

Fair.

[@seaweedbrain2933]

@@user-if8tg1or7m Same

[@GaySeggs420]

But it created arcane, which is goated

[@lucajohnen6719]

I didn do shit Bruv

[@ansarisufiyan2883]

Thanks LUCA, you were the dad that never went to get milk. You stayed so we did too. RIP BABA LUCA.

[@Deadnight-ei6lp]

Here lies LUCA, son of FUCA, Lord of Moria

[@pvpminer9007]

LUCA is really wild cause my name is Luca so i am Luca decedent of LUCA xD

[@MyPlayHomeStoryTime]

respect LUCA

[@lemonblossom0]

Because I’m the 1,000th like I get to tell you not to edit your post thanking everyone for the likes because you’ll look dumb

[@sassas1487]

⁠​⁠@@Deadnight-ei6lpHell naw bro got the shadow shadow fruit💀💀

[@アオインク]

We found our Mew.

[@blessedwolfNotAFurry]

146 likes and no replies? Let me make an annoying reply about that.

[@Jade_la_Crystal]

Mew

[@Jade_la_Crystal]

MEW!!!

[@FinalFroggit15]

Shut up you'll give the Scientists Ideas, we don't want a Lucatwo

[@アオインク]

@@FinalFroggit15 I’m all for the idea of a LuTwo, I’m gonna catch it and become the Pokémon master

[@FajreroCintilo]

Reject monky Return to LUCA

[@user-vi7hg1yz4h]

Reject LUCA Return to FUCA

[@hamper6511]

Reject FUCA Return to Hadea

[@Dora_Dora667]

​@@hamper6511I was gonna say return to RNA world but you went too far 😢

[@poootatooo]

​@@hamper6511whats hadea

[@whyaskwhybuddry]

The Last Universal Common Ancestor of Humans was Biblical Noah and his wife 4600 yrs ago. We have established this through Pedigree-Based Mutation Rates in the human sex chromosomes which demonstrates all modern humans come from one man and one of 3 women. But it's not just human sex chromosomes which show this. We've also found the same thing in dog DNA. Since the sex chromosomes are not Recombinant DNA, they serve as a better measure for building Family Trees than does Homology, protein coding DNA, fossils or rocks.

[@michaelklim8277]

Faith implies that there is a creator that is omnipotent and omnipresent yet created a beautiful but ultimately imperfect world of endless suffering and evil that is continued based its whims, while science states that the beauty of the universe can be explained by immensely simple concepts stacking upon each other to create emergent beauty out of chaos and randomness, and that the history of life is one of gritty and violent yet still awe inspiring survival over the span of several billion years in a cold and indifferent universe. One fills me with rage while the other takes my breath away. I'm sure that you can tell which I prefer to believe.

[@Athenian_Mapper]

Science?

[@YMasterS]

Faith doesn't imply that.

[@Athenian_Mapper]

@@YMasterS it does religion is the belief that a omnipresent god is here there and everywhere at all times

[@Athenian_Mapper]

And that you believe the book stories

[@MySerpentine]

They both piss me off in different ways, so . . .

[@coffee2331]

We all are siblings, just LUCAround.

[@kpopcoverfan]

THIS TOOK ME A SECOND BUT ITS COMEDIC GOLD

[@MamaTrixxieAsmr]

*(Muffled “Sweet Home Alabama” in the distance)*

[@MangInutil]

take. my. like. now.

[@Foxy_AR]

I see what you did there

[@Samuel-vt7oq]

I will use this for a conversation that no one asked for.

[@SomeScruffian]

Therapist: So when do you think this all went downhill? Me: So there was this guy named Luca...

[@lucafreitag2954]

I feel attacked

[@amulyaranjan6070]

​@@lucafreitag2954me too

[@johannsanchocuevas7854]

@@lucafreitag2954 Then why did your parents named you the Last Ultimate Common Ancestor huh?

[@lucabohme1347]

​@@lucafreitag2954 me too

[@gabrieljamesvillarosa6821]

​@@johannsanchocuevas7854💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@poetfriend]

"...one spark in the darkness." I appreciate when you wax poetic, thanks for the content. 😊

[@IronianKnight]

We love poetic scientists

[@misteraskman3668]

People marvel at cosmic phenomena like black holes, dark matter, supernovas etc. I think that that little speck of life is the most impressive, valuable and greatest phenomenon that has ever existed.

[@AutisticAthena]

It really is fucking amazing, isn't it?

[@moistywoisty]

FUC-ing amazing

[@Anonymous-ss1kg]

More than amazing!

[@theexchipmunk]

The universe in all it´s absurd weirdness never ceases to amaze me. And I feel sorry for people who cannot apreciate it and flee into denial. (No, not talking about religion here, many great discoverys were made by people of faith.) The universe is just so full of odd and wonderous things, of great and small, terrible and aweinspiring and beutiful things. And I can get the same wonder from looking at the night sky knowing that every star is a far away sun and wondering wht else is out there as for a moment gazing at the light breaking through a glass bottle and imagining the photons bouncing around through the matter retroactively collapsing their wave of probability into a clear path from outside of time. It´s often so hard to wrap the mind around the sheer weirdness of the universe, but even the glimpses I catch are filled with wonder.

[@goldy6772]

@@theexchipmunk It’s so uniquely and beautifully made and organized, that it’s like the world was made by a designer. A supernatural designer. Kinda like a…God…wait a minute

[@theexchipmunk]

@@goldy6772 This whole comment is just dumb. Just because something exists doesn’t mean it’s “made”. Baseless assumption. Just because pattern emerge from simpler effects doen’t mean it’s organised. Baseless assumption. There is no indication of any higher being that we ever found outside of hearsay. Not a valid datapoint. I can baselessly say that because everything started out as hot gas, obviously a greater being has to have farted out our universe. Thats just as non falsifiable as saying “because it’s complex and I think it’s nice God had to have made it!” Usually I have no problem with religion. But people who go around and annoy other people who clearly did not ask for it and don’t believe in it in the first place with their imaginary friends are just pretentious and arrogant. Any discussion about the existence or non existence of god isn’t worth any moment of consideration because it’s non falsifiable. It has no impact on science or this discussion. No bugger off and complain to your in my opinion made up god you use to cope with the fact that we all have to die and are in the end inconsequential to the wider universe that someone disagreed with you on the internet or something.

[@godlydestroyer8658]

That cell has a LOT to answer for

[@randomcanadaguy32]

if you think you’re guilty for your descendent actions then really the most innocent person is the one who dropped the world’s population the most

[@vidachsa]

@@randomcanadaguy32by that logic (his logic) Genghis khan was the most innocent person of his time

[@INeedToSeeYourBalls1945]

The child support must be crazy

[@randomcanadaguy32]

@@vidachsa no he has as many living descendants as kills

[@vidachsa]

@@randomcanadaguy32i forgot 💀

[@MothsBats]

"Wait, it's all alabama?" "Always has been"

[@rigure]

Literally always has been 😭 still, human incest is not to be recommended. Messes with our DNA

[@karmatical5837]

​@@one_logic*bro can't stand a joke*

[@one_logic]

@@karmatical5837 ... I didn't get the joke. Really, how does this relate to incest?

[@poopoo9904]

​@@one_logicif we all originate from one cell, technically we are all siblings

[@karmatical5837]

@@one_logic well, tecnically it is incest, but even if scientifically it isn't, it is funny to think about it and so the alabama joke fits well.

[@KevinMB]

Even wilder to me is that the original LUCA is believed to have been a simple strand of catalytically self-replicating RNA, long before protein-encoding genes in DNA or even lipid membranes evolved

[@CrunchyMotorsport]

LUCA is the thing that we should all think of and go: "Holy shit, that is cool and weird"

[@DuplexWeevil337]

Fr

[@Azby64]

And is the reason we are here to do it. 🫢

[@filippogamberini4026]

"You can make a religion out of this"

[@SidneyPatrickson]

If you can make a religion out of gadget.. everything is possible.

[@Significantharrassment]

​@@SidneyPatricksonI am Alpharius

[@gilgameshdevourerofworldsg4101]

​@@SidneyPatricksonI think it was a reference to bill wurtz

[@ExtraSillylilguy]

Lol, nice reference

[@sunscreeneater3764]

No, don’t

[@jolness1]

This is beautiful. I think about this a lot. My grandma used to tell me “be grateful for who you are, took a lot of things going just right and a lot of survival for you to just exist. Don’t waste it.”

[@Abby_Liu]

this is why I'm against capital punishment. what a waste of time and resources. let them work for the rest of their lives for their crimes instead.

[@theguyspodcast5782]

No

[@Kobolds_in_a_trenchcoat]

​@@Abby_Liuthat can basically create a perverse incentive to criminalize things and create essentially a slave caste.

[@jolness1]

@@Kobolds_in_a_trenchcoat people don’t have to be on death row for that to be true though.

[@kiyoponnn]

4 billion years of evolution and I am still limited by my genetics

[@russell_w21]

Luca: Luck, because my descendants survived Fuca: Fuck, my descendants didn't

[@Gorillataggod545]

Luca was a decedent of fuca

[@satsujin-shathewitchkingof6185]

Some did

[@Snowy_fire]

"This is luca" *My two braincells* : *h i l u c a*

[@luca._..-.]

Hi

[@grayfaced2628]

​@@luca._..-.Lol

[@yaohui]

​@@luca._..-.hi

[@tastypastry04gaming91]

That is honestly the most inspiring thing I've ever heard thanks Milo

[@urusledge]

What is inspiring about it?

[@tastypastry04gaming91]

@@urusledge how something so simple can lead to something more complex

[@orionstar5183]

@@urusledgethat one thing created all the Life we know of in the known universe every single living things that has bin or ever will be started from Just on single luca

[@justinstewart4889]

​@@urusledge I like the interconnectedness of all life

[@urusledge]

Yeah but what is inspiring about interconnectedness in and of itself? What meaning does it give?

[@tjvortex6143]

As depressed as I get it’s nice to know that life is beautiful

[@celticph]

Yes! Do whatever good thing that is worth your while. Good vibes 🤜🤛

[@WillNeverBeAGI]

Also LUCA is way simple than you'd think. I wish most people had more intuitive understandings of it. Like it's kind of just a water droplet inside of an oil droplet in some more water, the inner water filled with a few molecules and proteins that do this repeating a cycle of chemical reactions. And bam-life. Crazy

[@superzockertvyt9630]

Shout out to my homie LUCA for evolving into me and my dinner today, that shit was gas

[@North_wood]

So what you are saying is that, me, my pet, my dinner and that demon under my bed all have the same ancestor 😮

[@JmMateo933]

​@@North_woodYes

[@ELbabotas1]

@@North_wood unless the demon descents frim the extinct siblings of LUCA Then, ye

[@blizzard_the_seal9863]

@@ELbabotas1i REALLY want to know what woulda happened if there was a whole parallel line of evolution that descended from the sibling. like, what kinda things would have evolved? how similar would they be to existing species? would the small differences between the 2 ancestors be amplified over time, creating wildly different creatures? this is such an interesting concept to me omfg

[@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep]

Bro it's 2023, evolution isn't real lmao. Information is the product of a mind. We are information based life. Information doesn't magically progress to a higher state, far less trillions of times in a coherent manner. It decays like information theory states. Evolution is pure mythology, it's a belief in literally magic. Mind>magic

[@vega6773]

Showed my brother who is called Luca this, he now has a God complex thanks milo

[@SakkaraKirax]

So... you're Vega and have a brother named Luca. Is your sister called Suzanne?

[@vega6773]

@@SakkaraKirax I’m just going to pretend i know what your on about and say yes

[@SakkaraKirax]

@@vega6773 Probably for the best, honestly. (But if you're really curious, look up Luka by Suzanne Vega, a sweet little song from the 80s. And then prepare to be emotionally devastated when you realise what the song is about...)

[@joanthompson5606]

​@@vega6773 😢 There's a reply earlier that mentions a traumatizing song by Suzanne Vega about an abused boy named Luca who lives on the 2nd floor... I don't know, haven't looked it up yet. 😊

[@DanRagoo]

It’s a good song but I like the a acapella version of Suzanne Bega’s tom’s diner better

[@Lizypoo92]

"LUCA, I am your father." -FUCA

[@jawly_]

Actually, that's not the quote. In the scene, FUCA never says LUCA's name and just says, "I am your father."

[@theonly6blake911]

@@jawly_smh he’s obviously not a true Cell Wars fan

[@ThatOneDude1118]

You are Luca. I am Luca. We are all Luca.

[@unapersona8352]

We are one, we are -legion- Luca

[@mr.banana2748]

People blame LUCA for we exist today LUCA: then why did you evolve bro 🗿

[@Veltrosstho]

Fr, LUCA had it all. We fucked it up with brain meat.

[@stevenboelke6661]

LUCA: I was the peak. You? You're a disappointment. Us: Sorry greatest grandma :(

[@taigaseji]

Life was literally so simple back then

[@atashgallagher5139]

In the words of Isaac Arthur, humans have clawed their way to the top of a four billion year deep corpse pile, and you'd be wise not to diregard that.

[@killer-kx9gc]

Didn't all creature tho?

[@YogurtIsGreat]

@@killer-kx9gc Only humans got on top

[@killer-kx9gc]

@@YogurtIsGreat all living being have overcome billions of years of hardship, evolution. Stating that humans are the peak of evolution is an arrogant thing to say. We are at the peak as a mushroom or a giraffe is

[@YogurtIsGreat]

@@killer-kx9gc humans are on top today. i didn't mean that humans are the unequivocal peak of evolution

[@geeljire9247]

@@killer-kx9gcYou must be kidding if you’re disregarding our superiority. We’re the only sentient of all the animals.

[@MaeKO123]

So, a LUCA is watching a video about LUCA, where a LUCA talks about LUCA?

[@Xbox3851_]

Yes indeed

[@SVJoe]

LUCAception

[@DanB-qy9os]

Does this mean I get the N-word pass?

[@MaeKO123]

@@DanB-qy9os yes. Call your teachers the N word to assert dominance

[@aceman0000099]

No, we are not Luca. That's like saying we are single celled organisms or we are our parents. That's silly

[@shepherddog1199]

Proof of God, in my eyes. God be with you, Mr. Rossi. May you grow closer to God. Your work is excellent.

[@jklroxmysox111]

Which is the correct way for religious people to view it. Having an original creator deity does NOT have to conflict with evolution and science. Who’s to say that God didn’t create and shape life *through* evolution? Faith doesn’t have to deny things that are clearly demonstrable or provable in our world

[@naps_878]

this is true religion-science blending. amen to you dear sir.

[@SweatierAcorn]

@@jklroxmysox111 yea, I'd be for people going with the science, god directing life rather than just pushing harder for the idea that god just grabbed a handful of clay and poof, man.

[@Fipsh]

Your eyes definitely need to be checked. I'm so glad religion and science don't mix or else people like you would doom society.

[@waywardscythe3358]

Tfw an archeologist has a better understanding of biology than a "biologist " young earth creationist

[@marcopohl4875]

the reason is in the last three words

[@ThomasMendoza-xz9hw]

You can’t be a biologist AND a YEC it’s not possible

[@johnchambers9836]

I've just flushed something that understands it better than yec

[@sammcbride113]

Ain’t that the truth? Young earth creationists are basically children plugging their eyes going “la la la la” to the science that’s right in front of them.

[@krankarvolund7771]

@@ThomasMendoza-xz9hw Some are. It's called "lying" ^^

[@blank54620]

Crazy to think that there are so many different species, but all of them evolved from one simple organism.

[@miniminuteman773]

It really blows my mind. And how different they all are. From mushrooms to mammals to plants

[@sjenkins91812]

​@@miniminuteman773 You should make a LUCA shirt with the caption, _"It all started with one spark in the darkness..."_ Feel free to use artistic license to do with this suggestion as you will.

[@olmostgudinaf8100]

For all we know, life may have evolved on Earth multiple times. Possibly thousands of times. But only one form has survived and that's the form we are all descendant from. Humans, elephants, seaweed, Ebola viruses... all descendants of the one survivor.

[@secularidiot9052]

​@@miniminuteman773 I would say that LUCA shouldn't stand for "last universal common ancestor", but rather "last universal common ancestry". Because it probably wasn't a single organism, but rather a population of single-celled organisms. Because as we all know, evolution occurs in populations, not individuals.

[@Rockzilla1122]

All from one, singular cell

[@FantasmagoriaAhoy]

That's beautiful. This guy is like the Carl Sagan of Earth Science.

[@derptomistic]

"We were created perfect" Vs "Welcome to the Thunderdome where ONLY THE STRONGEST SURVIVE! Here comes Luca WITH THE METAL CHAIR!"

[@raddaradda8682]

I need more positive existential crises like these. None of that downer crap

[@aylamaiia]

LUCA is the cause of Taxes.

[@skipelen]

False (real)

[@KnightSlasher]

Luca is the reason why we are all here today and we should be thankful for our existence, you don't need to be religious to believe in miracles afterall

[@blank54620]

waiting for all the people to start replying about how they see you everywhere

[@mr.commonsense]

I'd rather kill myself

[@orangeismyfavoritecolor]

@@blank54620I see them everywhere 😲😲🤯 (jk, no I don’t)

[@diegodankquixote-wry3242]

Miracles Typically referred to some kind of divine intervention so believing in miracles means you have to believe in some type of divinity. Other wise it was just luck.

[@flanbie4780]

​@@sendgod5005absolute luck

[@BajoniGoblin254]

This is honestly so insane. I have no word for how much this gives me hope and at the same time scares me.

[@sadlad5258]

tbf, at least in my view it'd be scarier if everything on Earth *didn't* at one point share a common ancestor. like I don't trust fungi but I would trust them even LESS if I knew they weren't part of the family

[@BajoniGoblin254]

@@sadlad5258 i guess i was a bit unclear about what i meant. Im fine with all living things coming from the same organism, but what scares me the most is that those other branches of FUCA died out. That couldve been us ya know? It kinda freaky if you think about it.

[@Saunderabovo]

​@@BajoniGoblin254maybe if that was the case other descendants of FUCA would've evolve into something similar to us... Or not. If you think about it, all throughout the chain of evolution something could've been different and we wouldn't be here now. But I like to think that somehow intelligent life would've come up anyway. Similar to how convergent evolution makes similar features appear in organisms from different lineages. But who knows, maybe we are a miracle.

[@michaelfox2433]

​@@BajoniGoblin254If that had happened you would have no knowledge of it since your existence would never have happened. Fearing it either realistically or metaphorically is literally pointless....just sayin.

[@antonioscendrategattico2302]

Yep. The existence of a LUCA is a lot more likely than the alternative because if you think about it, plenty of lineages went extinct in every moment of geologic history. At some point, if you trace it back enough, there must have been one point at which all branches in the tree of life converge, unless the lineages of ALL the first lifeforms managed to survive. Which is unlikely.

[@crabcakes1408]

This made me cry. I know that it's a weird complement. But It's true. This made me cry.

[@Analyzer_-]

I cried too man. You’re not alone. LUCA is my long lost dad

[@remyish.]

Gonna add this to my PowerPoint explaining why I can call my cat baby

[@ambercolie1200]

"And this, Your Honor, is why I should be allowed to claim my cat as a dependent on my taxes."

[@oofman6717]

@@ambercolie1200Cats should pay our taxes!

[@thepiper5522]

Kitty so lovey

[@richardboggs5391]

“Wait, Everything’s Luca?” “Always has been”

[@goldsoul1004]

Time traveler: **accidentally kills LUCA** Literally everyone and everything: *YOU-*

[@Demavuratheannoying]

*Every organism on earth spontaneously ceases to exist.*

[@bkCheezburgor]

​@@DemavuratheannoyingYou Died! Score: 58 Respawn Title screen

[@Trendbles]

If the time traveler killed Luca he wouldn't exist so he wouldn't kill Luca so he would exist but he would kill Luca and then it becomes a paradox

[@Goji_15]

Damn imagine, if that happens, ww1 and ww2 wouldnt have happened. Earth wouldnt be green. And earth wouldnt be destroyed, crazy

[@FiveStarGeneralSlime]

​@@Trendbleshis entire lineage also never existed

[@yeetboiwhatyesplease2095]

So… technically I’m related to a lion? Cool.

[@johngavin1175]

Well, yea,humans and lions are both placental mammals.

[@cryptid414]

“i am a violent and irresponsible miracle” -disco elysium

[@ValentineC137]

God I love the unhinged writing in that game

[@theirishviking9278]

And you will never unbecome it

[@qopwow9125]

​@@ValentineC137and who decides what is or is not unhinged? Thats right. The neoliberals.

[@Graknorke]

That bit makes me cry every time, affects me more than the actual sad section, even.

[@sonerec725]

all life came from FUCA, in a way, you could call it the "mother FUCA"

[@alst4817]

What the FUCA you talkin about?

[@uvuvwevwevweonyetenyevweos7934]

But we are not related to FUCA right? We are only related to LUCA

[@Yoctopory]

​@@uvuvwevwevweonyetenyevweos7934Yes, we are of course also all related to FUCA (which is the First Universal Common Ancestor)

[@PerhapsAverage]

@@uvuvwevwevweonyetenyevweos7934 this would be right if LUCA wasnt related to FUCA

[@willowclip1052]

Get out.

[@nadolfc8008]

“My name is LUCA, I live on the second floor”

[@lachlan1971]

That's why my cat got that name

[@leehk23]

I think you live upstairs from me.

[@Brisunkeith]

Wait if we are all related just think about marrying your distant cousin

[@Ry25264]

🙌🙌

[@markenjhon1894]

Yes, I think you’ve seen me before.

[@MarechalVI]

I like how creationists pretend like this is impossible, and yet they probably understand that pugs came from wolves. Like, the only differences are the number of traits that are acquired over a much longer period of time and the natural vs. artificial nature of the changes.

[@baranjan6969]

Common mistake: Research on female feline species found that cats don't trace to fuca but to an older "feline universal true ancestor" instead. Don't believe me? look up cat girl futa

[@clairvoyantblade9534]

That is evil in it's purest form 😂

[@Isol545]

i have 1 terabyte of this specific genre alone

[@jjgg3971]

​@@Isol545that is not smth to be proud of bro

[@trinidaddy]

​@@jjgg3971buddy he's either trolling or crying for help😂. Ain't no way that could be flex, at least I hope so for the sake of humanity.

[@Avh._.]

ok, now that's pretty good 😂

[@stevenrs11]

We're the latest link in an unbroken chain of life stretching back *billions* of years. Gives me chills, man

[@felicitybywater8012]

Me too. The good kind.

[@vaevictis2789]

Not the latest, just smartest

[@ruansasa289]

​@@vaevictis2789we are the latest, every current living animal is the latest

[@willw5868]

@@vaevictis2789I mean you, as an organism born in the last few decades, are in some sense the latest version of life. Not as recent as a bacteria that binary fissioned into existence a nanosecond ago, but in the grand scheme of thing you are one of the latest

[@Chineseisntalanguageapparently]

Yea us and literally every other animal, insect, plant, funghi and bacteria, and after that we’re all in stuck in this infinitely growing vacuum of death with seemingly nothing beyond it, that should prolly be even crazier than basic evolution

[@michelejackson7934]

People have been calling me FUCKA all my life, and now I know the scientific evidence proving it. I’m also a mom, so I’m now a confirmed mothaFUCA! Thanks for the info!❤

[@TamaraBlackwell]

Wow, my son is really influential already! I'm so proud of you, Lu ❤

[@lucavanya5431]

thanks

[@alecmagill5337]

As we are all technically related, Milo is now responsible for holding a family get together for his subscribers every year

[@ashtonblake2001]

true..

[@odd-ysseusdoesstuff6347]

But wait- does that mean my parents are- *Sweet Home Alabama plays* 😎😎😎

[@mursi2734]

@@odd-ysseusdoesstuff6347Yes. Yes they are.

[@Artstyalfie]

Hi cous

[@alecmagill5337]

@@odd-ysseusdoesstuff6347 well played 💀

[@Ed_McArdle]

We are all one family, living in the same home. We should look after the planet and each other.

[@colelehner8948]

Go tell that to the lion eating the gazelle 😂

[@deepsea5348]

@@colelehner8948the lion may not know it, but he kind of is taking care of the earth in his own way. Predators are essential to maintaining a balanced ecosystem

[@colelehner8948]

@deepsea5348 so then all forms of destruction have purpose everything has its beginning its peak and its end and is thus recycled saying we must look over the planet is like saying we must control the wind or it won't exist we are a part of nature we don't control nature itself

[@tristanmisja]

What about the organisms currently living in space stations?

[@colelehner8948]

@Stossburg therefore the idea we must look over the planet is futile in the grand scheme of things we don't have any real control over anything life will always find a way with or without us

[@SinaticusApologia]

beautiful sentiment. As a scientist of faith myself I'm constantly having to fight people on the idea that science somehow takes away from beauty in the world, to me its so disgustingly narrow minded.

[@randomcanadaguy32]

some people think science and religion are so far apart but really they have a common ancestor

[@yahia1000]

​@@randomcanadaguy32i see what you did here

[@NogGonnaMakeIt]

​@@yahia1000for me, the bridge between the two matters is an untenable ideal. How do you personally synthesize the two without it interfering with your faith?

[@randomcanadaguy32]

@@NogGonnaMakeIt for me it’s that we humans are of both matter and spirit and why should we only explore one of our natures

[@chriswilder9719]

​@@NogGonnaMakeIteasy. Nothing science proves disproves the existence of a diety. Who's to say all of this wasn't set in motion by an all powerful being. My friend who is deeply Catholic loves science and learning about space. He views the dinosaurs as a dry run haha

[@cultofhampter]

"Are you human because you're Luca or are you Luca because you're human?"

[@grapes4832]

I remember thinking about this in elementary school after reading about it in a pocket book on evolution, and being so blown away and amazed that I started jumping around in joy. It’s been 12 years since then and I still feel the same way, life is incredible!!!

[@infpdreams]

That's such a wholesome reaction! I wish more people reacted to it in such a way, rather than how many people respond by trying to suppress and dismiss it.

[@reedturner9574]

@@infpdreams it's bc he's late 30s or 40 years old. Any younger and they wouldn't even know what a pamphlet is. The younger generation better get off the games quick and start questioning why they have all this technology. Otherwise we/they are doomed.

[@TheSkyfolk]

@@reedturner9574 It's not a generational thing at all. Most people are deeply incurious and very insular about their own percieved knowledge. Age is irrelevant, ignorance is omnipresent.

[@qhelios]

​@@reedturner9574 I don't think you did your maths right. If he read the book in elementary 12 years ago, he should be around 18-25 years old by now

[@reedturner9574]

@@qhelios what r mafs?

[@dyscotopia]

That was unexpectedly moving. Who knew science, well explained, could make one tear up. We're all interconnected, yo

[@DaxianPreston]

Yep the second time watching really got me. 😢

[@greenaum]

Kicks the shit out of religion, really, doesn't it?

[@Woodledude]

Happens every time for me. The universe is too beautiful to not understand.

[@tedsavage3850]

​@@greenaumNot really many scientists are firm believers in a higher power not necessarily the Christian or muslim god but something designed our reality. Science answers many questions but im the grand scheme of it we know nothing

[@d_camara]

​@@tedsavage3850and religion, unlike science that has a few answers, has no answers

[@valdezjones]

I went to a religious university and took a class called Neanderthals and Other Successes because it sounded funny. Unsurprisingly/unfortunately, I did see a lot of students drop the class within the first few weeks. This was the class that got me to become a geoscientist; one reason is because it demonstrated to me that belief and facts don't fill the same needs in a person and that they can be reconciled. Faith or no faith, our connection to LUCA should be viewed as no less than a miracle.

[@The_craft3r]

Honestly, evolution to me doesn't go against my (Christian) faith. God is omniscient, right? So he could have known in advance what would have happened with evolution. He knew that a small unicellular organism would have ensured that we are here today. He didn't need to place animals with his giant God hands or whatever. Just LUCA. Believing in evolution doesn't mean that we can't believe in God. He might have known from the start what would have happened. He did create us, just not directly. Or at least, that's what I believe.

[@valdezjones]

@@The_craft3r I agree. I think a majority of Christians would agree on the basis of individual species (e.g. birds evolving into other birds) but it's not too big of a leap from there to accept fish-->reptiles-->dinosaurs-->birds. Then why can't it be the same case for us? It doesn't make us any less special, it makes us as much a miracle as any other life on earth. My conclusion is that much of the issue in Christianity over evolution is dogma and anthropocentrism.

[@The_craft3r]

@@valdezjones I think the problem is that Christian religion puts the man on another level different from animals, we are the chosen race by God, animals are inferior, at least to many. But even if chosen by God, why can't we share the same origin? God did create us all in any case.

[@valdezjones]

@@The_craft3r absolutely agreed. Couldn't have said it better myself!

[@lokisg3]

​@@The_craft3r Sure, can your Christian faith stop annoying us every year of certain END OF THE WORLD moments. And no, your Bible don't allowed evolution to exist. Maybe is ok for you but when church pastors yelling that the world is only 10,000 years old and evolution is just adaptation in environment. Yeah, religion and science are not best friends.

[@outerspaceproduction]

Huh. Strangely motivational in a none of the other products of fuca survived and we were 🤏 close to not existing sort of way

[@justafloofbean2342]

Holy shit we all descended from the main character

[@why1513]

I got a friend named Luca and I gotta show him this

[@Bunnyfrompiggy]

NO WAY 🤯

[@mayeladelahuerta]

Well Luca, that escalated rather slowly.

[@ShazEire]

under rated comment!

[@ledekou1983]

I mean, that really got out of hand at a moderately low pace.

[@haddy106]

Frankly that went from 0 to 100 with minimal haste

[@elvondrago96]

So, we are all a bunch of Italian Fishmen who loves Vespa and Pasta, then?

[@EnglandRemoval]

I mean technically you're actually right, we all branch from a common ancestor so we're all at least part Italian pasta and Vespa loving fishermen

[@ox.the.hellbull]

It's crazy to think about the x amount of generations of "survivors" we come from. Like starting with one's family who already went through a lot of wars and catastrophic events going back all the way to entirely different lifeforms

[@MyFrogEatsPeople]

I can't quite recall where I heard this, but: It's easy to feel insignificant in the grand scope of things when you only consider the truth but fraction of time in which humans have existed. But if you instead look at yourself as part of Life as a whole? Well then you are a part of something billions of years old. You are a part of a completely unbroken chain of survival and adaptation and growth. Our species may have only seen a fraction of a fraction of the life of the universe. But life has been around for over 20% of the time that matter has existed. You are not some statistical anomaly. You are not some forgettable blip. You are the proud frontrunner of a force so unstoppable, so indomitable, that it has dedicated billions of years of energy to defy the trend of decay and to instead flourish and grow. You are not insignificant. You are the universe looking back at itself. And you matter.

[@williamchamberlain2263]

:)

[@Astro-MWB]

Me sorting by new to watch all the religious people get angry: "This is where the fun begins"

[@tarod3]

I feel very called out by your addition of voyeurism

[@Astro-MWB]

I think i agree

[@allthenewsordeath5772]

@@Astro-MWB I think you’re confusing religiosity in general with fundamentalism in particular, I’m Catholic for example, and the Catholic Church has been fine with evolution since at least the 1920s. I’m not sure why people on both sides keep insisting on this false dichotomy between faith and reason, the two are complementary not contradictory.

[@wardogs667]

@@allthenewsordeath5772 This, it's almost as if the two are supposed to work in tandem. It's all from the strawman that religion demands that God made existence by snapping his fingers when it could have been a long drawn out process governed by math; but apparently people think God can't speak in math...

[@josephang9927]

Take your antidepressants. All Atheists use them to cope

[@apollo190]

As an evolutionary christian, this is really awe-inspiring. Edit: I just wanna thank ya'll for having (mostly) civil discussions in the replies and not going feral, lol.

[@darkacadpresenceinblood]

i don't believe in any one God but i never got why evolution would undermine the existence of one, if there really is a being that created us all and they came up with all of the amazing things in biology like evolution that would just make me look up to them even more than them simply coming up with animals would.

[@amayakhler1551]

​@darkacadpresenceinblood evolution doesn't easily line up with the genesis narrative which is often taken at face value, that's why most Christians reject it believing evolution entirely undermines a god

[@brunosarramide572]

​@@darkacadpresenceinbloodthe thing is the bible describes how humans were directly created from mud and never talks about evolution. Therefore it's pretty commonly used as an argument to deny the whole bible, which makes sense. If it's not right regarding the origin of humans, how can we trust anything else? Anyway, faith has been adapting itself to new scientific discoveries since then.

[@darkacadpresenceinblood]

@@brunosarramide572 i know it describes that, but to me the "it's the word of God but people of that time still had to write it down with the knowledge they had, therefore it's outdated in some parts" has always seemed like a sufficient explanation, idk

[@brunosarramide572]

@@darkacadpresenceinblood yeah, that too. I'm kind of a christian atheist, I'm agnostic in regards to god, but I do believe there's a lot to learn from Yisus.

[@TheFusselmonster]

Let's all remember our ancestor! The great... The only... MOTHER FUCA!!!

[@onyxandtheoccult]

"LUCA did not succumb."

[@gmattonline6068]

the FUCA in question: oyasumi

[@alexchannelflamgoamong8338]

CHOOBLY DOOBER DOOBLY DOOBERS, IS THAT AN OMORI REFRENCE

[@onyxandtheoccult]

@@alexchannelflamgoamong8338 yes it was!! I actually just left the prologue 💪 is it bad that i kinda really relate with basil

[@lumilyn_yaur]

@@onyxandtheoccultclose, your eyes you’ll bee here soon

[@Termenz1]

Thanks for reminding me of the masterpiece

[@rioroyal666]

"you are Luca" Me (named luca): no shit sherlock lmao

[@forGottenLoon]

Lmao

[@Superluca-bz9te]

True

[@koolaid33]

Luca has been added to the Death Note boys.

[@lucagleeson4400]

:(

[@tibetorona3366]

No heart to attack! LUCA forever! LUCA undying!

[@brandon11392]

I believe it's a beautiful blend between faith and science. Based on science and evidence, seeing the puzzle pieces being discovered, it's beautiful

[@jakecheck3225]

Wheres my child support LUCA?! I didn't ask for this!

[@anomalocaris_man]

best comment ever

[@Tom-rd8dd]

Did LUCA cut your arm off?

[@Horticarter41]

"One spark in the darkness" is an incredibly beautiful notion. That's full on poetic my dude (Golf claps approvingly). I have trouble trying to wrap my head around how to visualize the passage of so much time on occasion, but that one sentence containing that one descriptor? Chef's kiss. Even if you didn't write it originally, you put it in just the right place for it to nearly pop the top off my skull. Lol

[@awesomesause]

I gotta say, the depictions they showed us of Adam and Eve in Sunday School were WAY off.

[@Spate_Fissionfire]

Funniest comment on this video

[@PossessedPotatoBird]

American Christian’s are so weird, like you’re not supposed to take that shit literally???

[@bankaihampter2802]

​@@PossessedPotatoBirdsaid the guy taking literally a joke

[@berjoxhn5142]

not off because this is all fake, repent.

[@johngavin1175]

I colored Adam and Eve in a coloring book as black. I guess I was way off and got spanked for it. 😅

[@bethanyc5786]

I'm always so blown away by the beauty of it all. I remember the first inklings I had of it, when I was a preteen hearing about a DNA project that tested a group of random people. They found an indigenous American man and a greek woman who were the offspring of one woman in Siberia who had at least 2 daughters. And my 11 year old mind got blown and heart expanded. Holy moly we are indeed all one. And made of stars.