I said we can, not that we have. A manned mission to Mars isn't so implausible. And we've been to the Moon, which counts in the Spore universe.

Philosophy-wise I believe were just a little of everything, you can't really sum up humanity into on archetype, there are always going to be zealots and ecologists. Though I think we are more trader/diplomat/warrior then the others. But other than that I think its really hard to sum up humanity's Philosophy into one category.

I would define us as "Diplomats" because we can play nice, but be stupid at the same time.

Pyritiey wrote:I wonder what philosophy we'd have.

Depends on which country takes over the world first.

For milestones, we did invent the internet.

Humans are spodes no doubt about it - we selfishly think that our ways are the only ways and that everyone who doesn't follow them are the ones in the wrong. This is evident by our own civil wars, usually created by the fact that one persons philosophy clashes with the next.

Nykara wrote:Humans are spodes no doubt about it - we selfishly think that our ways are the only ways and that everyone who doesn't follow them are the ones in the wrong. This is evident by our own civil wars, usually created by the fact that one persons philosophy clashes with the next.

This is also evident in the fact that in Spore, we can't create creatures that live in noxious environments, that live underwater... Essentially, our 'way of life' in terms of carbon based, is the only way of life possible in the universe.

Zerowear wrote:

Nykara wrote:Humans are spodes no doubt about it - we selfishly think that our ways are the only ways and that everyone who doesn't follow them are the ones in the wrong. This is evident by our own civil wars, usually created by the fact that one persons philosophy clashes with the next.

This is also evident in the fact that in Spore, we can't create creatures that live in noxious environments, that live underwater... Essentially, our 'way of life' in terms of carbon based, is the only way of life possible in the universe.

cept for the grox who cant live on our types of planets but at the same time they were made in to the big bads of the unvierse too

hahaha...
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lol...

Nice conversation tho!

It was on page 6 when i came back...

I agree with Zerowear in the sense that Spore doesn't believe in other kinds of life on other planets other than carbon-based.
There is a chance that its possible to have Silicon-based life in the universe. I mean silicon does have the same amount of valence electrons as carbon, same group, and just one period below. Its plausible.

SuperLuigiKirby wrote:I agree with Zerowear in the sense that Spore doesn't believe in other kinds of life on other planets other than carbon-based.
There is a chance that its possible to have Silicon-based life in the universe. I mean silicon does have the same amount of valence electrons as carbon, same group, and just one period below. Its plausible.

Not according to Science as we know it. Also proposed as organic base elements were nitrogen, chlorine, sulfur, and even arsenic, which are unlikely for other reasons.

SuperLuigiKirby wrote:I agree with Zerowear in the sense that Spore doesn't believe in other kinds of life on other planets other than carbon-based.
There is a chance that its possible to have Silicon-based life in the universe. I mean silicon does have the same amount of valence electrons as carbon, same group, and just one period below. Its plausible.

I think I read somewhere that Earth had a lot of silicon and not a lot of carbon, yet life chose carbon as a building material.

I'd like to know how life would function/look being made of something other than carbon.

SuperLuigiKirby wrote:hahaha...
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lol...

Nice conversation tho!

It was on page 6 when i came back...

I agree with Zerowear in the sense that Spore doesn't believe in other kinds of life on other planets other than carbon-based.
There is a chance that its possible to have Silicon-based life in the universe. I mean silicon does have the same amount of valence electrons as carbon, same group, and just one period below. Its plausible.

Actually, silicon physical properties would require magic to make work as a base for life. And even then you'd probably get something like Terry Pratchett's rock-eating troll.