I have also entirely let my human compendium fall by the wayside in all of this excitement. I may need to step back from training entirely for at least a few nights so I can focus on expanding my knowledge about these alien species again - which, much to the surprise of many, is the reason I created an account here in the first place. Then certain events transpired and distracted me from that. I will also likely abandon the idea of the cherub compendium, not because they are not interesting but because every single cherub I have seen on here sucks.
Got any questions and I'll answer them. From a brief stint doing military stuff to medical stuff and music and culture I'm your girlie
Looking forrwarr/) to yourr human (ompen/)ium on(e you'rre /)one!
Thank you! I have multiple questions, actually. Allow me to list off a few and do your best to answer from your perspective rather than a logical one - it is more valuable to hear from the mouth than the mind. - What would you say is the most interesting part of being a human? - How many religions do you know of? - Have you ever observed any disparities, such as: species, wealth, gender?
The most interesting part of being human I'd say can be chalked up to our stubborn, persistent nature? No matter what tends to happen we spring back up? I've experienced a couple hundred human iterations of myself and the world they lived in, and that was one of the common threads. - There are several religions, both major (Christianity and its subfaiths to Judaism, Muslim, Buddhism, Islam, Hinduism, etc) and several less widespread faiths across the world tied to smaller and indigenous cultures. There were also a lot of older faiths that fell out of practice but have become mythologies in their own right, such as the Greek, Egyptian, and Roman pantheons before the modern era. - Unfortunately disparity exists across several aspects. Wealth, gended, faith, and skin tone and nationality are the larger disparities. The rich white cis straight christian man is the one who gets his way the most in the modern era.
Thank you. This is all very valuable, and I will be adding it to the human compendium straight away.
I could tell ya about humans. I’m practically an expert these days.