/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>36517927
If the observers are able to change their forms, Does that mean >we want Moomie to have a fat owl dump truck?

>koyori's hot news
What makes her news so hot?

>>33904884
The sun isn't going to run out of fuel in 5 billion years, that's the number for when it will become a red giant and swallow up the nearest planets, us included. It will only run out in 8 billion years from now. That being said, the sun would probably kill in 2 billion years, not 5, just from the heat alone, but there's a chance that's not the case and it would only make it harder to live, not impossible.

The thing is, that guy and you are speaking of 500 million years as if it is an inconsequential amount of time, but keep in mind that life didn't start 5 billion years ago, it started much later, 2.5 billion years ago, and for about 1 billion years after it started, nothing really happened, it's know as the boring billion. In reality, only like 1-1.5 billion years of evolution is what we had. So that extra 500 million years you're speaking of would make up 1/3 of all the time we've had to go from single cells to homo sapiens sapiens. If we go off of what he really meant in time frames though, which I'm assuming is 1.5 billion years too late, we would still be able to evolve. Earth would have several more inhospitable areas, but humans could've still thrived as we do today. But anyway, the main answer to his worries is that exponential growth is why we went from banging on rocks to landing on the farthest planets of our solar system and beyond in just 12k years after having existed for 1.5 billion years. People really always underestimate exponential growth, and that's a huge oversight.

I think uhh Aqua talked about all of this once.

>>32553043
Not really, can you elaborate please?

>>31771903
>Chat is full of membered doxxfags
What's with this exaggeration?? The only membered one saying it was some 2 month literal who. There were others even saying to stop talking about it

>>31154312
I've made people nut a couple dozen times that's enough impact for me in a fleeting hobby that I'll likely forget about in 10 years just as they will. I don't particularly care about being remembered as far as fics go, so long as people enjoy it in the moment, it's fine. If they don't, I'll destroy it from existence and try again next time.

Personally, the only reason I think about being remembered is due to stupid human genes that tell me to procreate and leave a legacy behind. There's no real benefit to it, if you truly think about it. With prehistoric monkey brains such as ours, It's best if you don't think about things so emotionally. Leave that to the women.

>>31173662
No, not really. Elaborate please