Our Expedition To Proxima Revealed A Lost Colony. Their Evolution Was Beyond Belief | Sci-Fi Story 

@thegreyetch Welcome aboard!

Done that to our own plenty of times, no reason to do that to others. Humanity is a cruel race

Callous race.

As a "weapon of last resort" to protect the crew and ship from Kale's faction who resorted to not just violence, but invasion. Kale didn't first demand the Perseverence leave their world - he just skipped that and went straight to "Kill! Kill!"

​@MultiSteveB they could've just left. Why was that off the table?

@sandrakiefler4649 Thank you :) Your insights are always interesting and appreciated.

I agree

Never thought I’d see Hitler in space riding a T-Rex 🦖 😂😂😂😂😂 👀

'I don't understand how a colony in the closest star system to Sol can be lost. Espec-'. ANY kind of intelligent beings type races/versions of Mankind Across all fictions out there that are still pre-true FTL-capable era civilizations anyways. hm. (and UCN/pre-ISA era Humankind (for example) during in their 2116s learns that experience hard first hand....).

It was a secret research project.

Thank you for watching!

Glad you liked it!

'-difference in gravity, solar radiation, bacteria, etc, genetic manipulation is a MUST for future coloniza-'. (meanwhile, one of those...examples,-that I know for example-like G.A Humanity's (but not alone in achieving those feats of theirs) own take for them).

Agreed. That was my first thought. Being alien or alien hybrid is not a disease to be cured. This reminds me of a story I read once where we came across aliens who talked to non-existent entities in their heads. When we in our hubris took that away from them, they were lost and lonely. The hands off, no interference policy may have more merit than we may realize. There are other considerations as well. One is reverting the aliens could be a death sentence. They were supposedly adapted to their environment. Another glossed over problem is this: If you rewrite the DNA of a being--including the brain--what happens to personality and memories? It is not reasonable to think there would be no effect. It would not surprise me if some came out as vegetables, some died, some went mad, some had the knowledge and experience of human infants and every other possible variation of human personality.

The earthlings were attacked unnecessarily. Self preservation dictated the response

I wouldn't mind being converted into a Vulcan

Big government was the real bad guy here. Kale’s people were experiments forgotten by shadowy governments. Now they are human again. Down with centralized authority!

@@Andygee302did they ask for the right land? It’s THEIR world aka their decision

With all due respect I think you are being overly dramatic.

Promoting? Gtfoh. It’s a warning that no one should choose a way of life on behalf on people not party to the decision

@@ReturnToSender1313 Your grammar is awful. No wonder you rely on Audio Books.

Wait till this xenos lover learns about Warhammer 40K.

​​@@ReturnToSender1313 and it comes off as utterly hypocritical considering the actions of the "explorers".