Lessons On Why Everyone In The Galaxy Terrified Even Of Human Children | Sci-Fi Story | HFY Story 

To be fair. We are incredibly stupid the majority of the time.

A human read this? Good, tired or robots

@@cometasteroids7761 but when we get our shit together, the fun is over imagine what we could do as a united species

@@vavra222 id argue thats when the fun begins

​@@cometasteroids7761Yes but not all the time, and not every human. Hate how we hate ourselves like it's trendy.

Didn't you know? John Wick is a verb now 🙂

They were "Wicky" Whacked. There used to be a bar in the town of Avalon on Santa Catalina Island off the coast of Southern California. It was called the "Wicky Whack" bar and during your first visit to Avalon it was a tradition to get your "Wicky Whacked at the Wicky Whack" bar. Rag Boat Sailors are a superstitious bunch.

I know! Loved that part!

Yeah the John Wick reference was funny

Looks back 40 years and remember the jungle gym/ tether ball/ doge ball

Yep, most don't realize that old childhood games were actually training; and newer ones often form a basis for more advanced skills

@@robertpopa2628 The only real difference between the childhood games we played and US Army boot camp was the "stressors", lack of sleep, drill sergeants, etc.. and "military knowledge" classes. Everything else was pretty much the same when it came down to combat and team building, up to and including weapons and explosives (more or less, we obviously didn't have assault rifles or grenades, so we used .22's and, well, we made our own IEDs). I highly doubt kids nowadays could use the local school's football and soccer yard as their personal "range" as this was back in the 80's. I do often wonder how exactly we survived childhood, but.. yay?

The part about our games training us for war is real though

Sounds like Gen-X to me.

Are you sure these are separate ?

​@@niyablakedisturbingly no we're not

And all three fail If you are able of self control

-could you fight .../that will make a nice trinket - I wonder how that tastes - does it pass the "harkness test"

The eat one is not important to alien military strategy.

Also, there is no time limit or score goal. You just enjoy the chaos for as long as you can before the adults notice that you turned off the lights.

@@vaulthunterfromterra4053 So basically how to survive on a battlefield during night as blasters are fired from all sides . Yeah I cant understand why an Alien would not see that as just a game and not boot camp for super soldiers.

Look, don't even talk to me until you can dodge a wrench.

@@YDV669if you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball

Ours are really weird. 1 tennis ball 2 teams. The player holding the ball can only take 3 steps but he can pass the ball to his teammates, the goal is to throw so hard you bruise the opponent's back. It's harder than it seems because people would be sliding and dodging, sometimes even when its a hit they move with the ball so it doesn't bruise. The loser is the team with more ball shaped bruises. 😂😂😂

Yeah, I once heard a story about a pirate making a joke about eating a Xeno child & their CIVILIAN human caretaker killed him with his own teeth & beat several other pirates to death with his arms.

@@vaulthunterfromterra4053 Yup. I've heard that one as well. I think she went onto the pirate ship and kicked butt there as well.

@@vaulthunterfromterra4053if it’s the one I think I liked the force feeding him his own grenade bit

One day EA will be all that's left...

Violence isn't the answer. It's a question and the answer is YES.

Humanity #1

As Ryan Jobs (ex-Navy SEAL after an injury took out his eyes) once said (paraphrased): despite what your mama told you, violence is the answer. Just look at Iraq. What did it take to get the tribal leaders to listen? Fighting, not diplomacy. Yes. Violence. War. Welcome to humanity. Welcome to America

Compared to other Herbivorous and omnivorous species on our planet we are rather really peaceful I mean look at chimpanzees

Or nobody 😊

Would have liked to see a demonstration of Mama Bear though.. or the John Wick response switch to Mama Bear mode to show them the scale difference between the two when after shooting her dog they harmed her child..

Sounds like a cool idea...

@@grogvaughan5649 I've hear HFY stories wear another killed 6 aliens and beat one to death with their own limb

@niyablake same, but not from the perspective of a xeno education/military training program.

AI narrator always sux

I know, if the author only noticed that mistake before he posted..😂 I hope he takes better care next time.

And then it became Ram Ranch.

@@Engletroll I suspect it might be a translation error followed by AI shenanigans and finally an AI voice to finish the HAL sandwich...

0:46

Naw, that is covered in human creativity class. But the Proffesor thought that would be to scary.

Nope d20 dice are more than 5000 years old

The title does indeed make a suggestion that is not overtly supported by the story...at least not at first as it is being told. However, if you look at how, in the story, the several days of classes about humans various astonishing abilities (from the cadets viewpoint) leads up to the professor's final explanation using the holograms in the last couple of minutes before the class was dismissed at story's end, I imagine that while the story didn't say the words, that the cadets would have left that classroom feeling at least in a military sense, VERY fearful of humans indeed. Remember, the cadets were not human and were completely unfamiliar with what we humans think of as both common and normal. Stop and consider from the cadets perspective a minute....Humans.... beings who's childhood and growing up just learning how to BE a human is literally the equivalent to the cadet's military boot camp training. Then imagine a young grown human adding human military boot camp training on top of all that afterwards. THEN with all that, add the ability of human young adults to be able to instantly turn on the sexual charm at a moment's notice, as needed. A charm that was strong enough to literally mesmerize many of the cadets where they sat in the classroom even though the 2 humans making advances were only holograms without the effect of close intimate person to person contact, something the professor pointed out to the stunned cadets. Then add the sexual effect of human pheromones in a real-life scenario allowing a human operative to woo an unknowing and unaware graduated cadet out in public, and eventually gain enough trust to manage to get vital secret data. Combine ALL THAT with both a human's instinctive combat ability and their vast and immediate adaptive ability in various scenarios. Then, on top of ALL of THAT, add the ability of a human to instantly flip from normal to seductive wooing to intense warring, all as needed, and yeah..... I think that when the cadets left that last classroom, they would have been rather terrified to meet humans, either warrior to warrior in combat, or even in a casual public situation, fearing an unknown espionage situation and not even being aware of it. In fact, during the cold war, the Soviet Union focused on specifically training both male and female operatives as spies with specific and intense training that included weaponizing and honing the sexual talents of the trainees specifically toward spycraft, both initially out in public, and eventually in bed, to maximize their ability to target a specific political, industrial, or military person, get VERY close to them, and either use that closeness to directly obtain secret information, or else target and intentionally bond with someone like that who was married with the intent to get close, seduce, and finally sexually compromise them while being secretly filmed to create the ability to seriously blackmail them under the threat of revealing all including copies of the film to the spouse and family destroying their personal life, or publically through the media with possible professional, military, or even legal consequences. And the Soviets became quite good at this. This type of thing was what the classroom professor was warning the cadets of....and they both very much realized it, and they realized just how vulnerable they could be. I saw their terror in the form of stunned silence. Edited for spelling

​@edhenderson1655 I would say that's the essence of the story.

Quit whining it is AI it is just learning

The problem is getting caught, not the cheating in itself.

Cheating in war would be something like violating the Geneva convention, the consequence of that being that those rules are now off the table.

Thank you.

No Ai was involved in the writing, just not a native English speaker and rushed worked.

Zero for me

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It was mating in regards to reproduction. However, on second thought, we should have the technology for non sexual reproduction by this point, we are pretty close now.

did you see the link in the video description? :) it's real amazing author writing all this stories :) not "some AI plagiarized Enders game"

It's "enders game?" Have you read the book? Enders game only deal with the pc gaming version of it, in a military setting. You should read the book again.

The story too?😂😂😂😂