Eldtritch Abominations: Could we be in danger?

[New haven america]

Build a doomstacked fleet and send that cosmic horror back to space satan.

What if it's a nice cosmic horror?

Also, how would humans of today be able to fight against a being that can travel in space without a space ship?

[Rojava Free State]

Build a doomstacked fleet and send that cosmic horror back to space satan.

What if it's a nice cosmic horror?

Also, how would humans of today be able to fight against a being that can travel in space without a space ship?

Everybody's gangster till you need a space fleet and the alien can just fly around by itself in space and destroy planets

[Daarwyrth]

What if it's a nice cosmic horror?

Also, how would humans of today be able to fight against a being that can travel in space without a space ship?

Everybody's gangster till you need a space fleet and the alien can just fly around by itself in space and destroy planets

But why would it destroy planets? Why wouldn't it be simply studying planets from afar? A creature capable of living in the vacuum of space, or entity might be a better word, would likely understand the uniqueness of life. Surrounded by the vast emptiness of space, it likely wouldn't be so careless to destroy a planet full of life on a whim.

[New haven america]

Everybody's gangster till you need a space fleet and the alien can just fly around by itself in space and destroy planets

But why would it destroy planets? Why wouldn't it be simply studying planets from afar? A creature capable of living in the vacuum of space, or entity might be a better word, would likely understand the uniqueness of life. Surrounded by the vast emptiness of space, it likely wouldn't be so careless to destroy a planet full of life on a whim.

Because, as I said before, humans are egotistical, so a lot believe how things work on Earth is how it works everywhere else.

In his case, they're using humanity's long history on conquering others and colonialism to come to the conclusion that anything we might not know about or understand wants to most likely kill us and steal our resources.

[Daarwyrth]

But why would it destroy planets? Why wouldn't it be simply studying planets from afar? A creature capable of living in the vacuum of space, or entity might be a better word, would likely understand the uniqueness of life. Surrounded by the vast emptiness of space, it likely wouldn't be so careless to destroy a planet full of life on a whim.

Because, as I said before, humans are egotistical, so a lot believe how things work on Earth is how it works everywhere else.

In his case, they're using humanity's long history on conquering and colonial to come to the conclusion that anything we might not know about or understand wants to most likely kill us and steal our resources.

No worries, we're on the same page here I'm just trying to challenge the idea put forth by the OP that if such an entity existed, it would be a horrifying monster, as there is no basis for it to be something of the sort. For all we know, it could be a form of life/existence that we even cannot begin to understand or fathom.

[The Emerald Legion]

To ants, humans are eldritch abominations.

But nah, considering most people in the developed world want to die already, I'm pretty sure the general reaction would range from "Meh, I hope this doesn't mess up my work schedule" to "Oh thank fuck, finally!"

https://youtu.be/om5rbtudzrg

[Rojava Free State]

But why would it destroy planets? Why wouldn't it be simply studying planets from afar? A creature capable of living in the vacuum of space, or entity might be a better word, would likely understand the uniqueness of life. Surrounded by the vast emptiness of space, it likely wouldn't be so careless to destroy a planet full of life on a whim.

Because, as I said before, humans are egotistical, so a lot believe how things work on Earth is how it works everywhere else.

In his case, they're using humanity's long history on conquering others and colonialism to come to the conclusion that anything we might not know about or understand wants to most likely kill us and steal our resources.

Or it's just flying around in space and our planet ends up like a bug on a windshield. I myself think alien life wouldn't care too much about us one way or another, and that one major reason we may have never contacted aliens is because any society that picked up our signals basically left us on read

[Daarwyrth]

Because, as I said before, humans are egotistical, so a lot believe how things work on Earth is how it works everywhere else.

In his case, they're using humanity's long history on conquering others and colonialism to come to the conclusion that anything we might not know about or understand wants to most likely kill us and steal our resources.

Or it's just flying around in space and our planet ends up like a bug on a windshield. I myself think alien life wouldn't care too much about us one way or another, and that one major reason we may have never contacted aliens is because any society that picked up our signals basically left us on read

But what do you base it on? Or is it just a hunch?

[Munkcestrian Republic]

why the fuck is this even being discussed

[Cekoviu]

Cthulhu is a qtπ, just sayin'.

[Daarwyrth]

why the fuck is this even being discussed

Because humans are strange and enigmatic creatures? Besides, why not? Anything can become a subject for a discussion

[Nakena]

why the fuck is this even being discussed

Because humans are strange and enigmatic creatures?

We havent even gone deep yet.

[Rojava Free State]

Or it's just flying around in space and our planet ends up like a bug on a windshield. I myself think alien life wouldn't care too much about us one way or another, and that one major reason we may have never contacted aliens is because any society that picked up our signals basically left us on read

But what do you base it on? Or is it just a hunch?

It's only a hunch. It also may be that advanced alien societies destroy themselves before we ever contact them or that they just haven't received the signal yet. The point is, an eldritch abomination isn't evil for the sake of being evil. It's just too powerful for us to survive an encounter with. Think of how many bugs you accidentally stepped on while walking around outside. Now imagine that we're the bugs

[Cekoviu]

But what do you base it on? Or is it just a hunch?

It's only a hunch. It also may be that advanced alien societies destroy themselves before we ever contact them or that they just haven't received the signal yet. The point is, an eldritch abomination isn't evil for the sake of being evil. It's just too powerful for us to survive an encounter with. Think of how many bugs you accidentally stepped on while walking around outside. Now imagine that we're the bugs

But what if the abominations like humans and are conscientious about avoiding stepping on them?

[The Greater Ohio Valley]

Build a doomstacked fleet and send that cosmic horror back to space satan.

What if it's a nice cosmic horror?

I don't think a creature like this would be something that's looking for an invitation to a Barbecue. Unless it's a barbecue of planet Earth with a side of humans.

Also, how would humans of today be able to fight against a being that can travel in space without a space ship?

Harsh language.

[New haven america]

What if it's a nice cosmic horror?

I don't think a creature like this would be something that's looking for an invitation to a Barbecue. Unless it's a barbecue of planet Earth with a side of humans.

Also, how would humans of today be able to fight against a being that can travel in space without a space ship?

Harsh language.

That's only because humans invented the idea of that creature, and have thus given it the instincts and behaviors of Earth animals, as that's all we know.

But the problem is, is that it ain't from Earth.

[Rojava Free State]

What if it's a nice cosmic horror?

I don't think a creature like this would be something that's looking for an invitation to a Barbecue. Unless it's a barbecue of planet Earth with a side of humans.

Also, how would humans of today be able to fight against a being that can travel in space without a space ship?

Harsh language.

The shoop da whoop is real

[Rojava Free State]

It's only a hunch. It also may be that advanced alien societies destroy themselves before we ever contact them or that they just haven't received the signal yet. The point is, an eldritch abomination isn't evil for the sake of being evil. It's just too powerful for us to survive an encounter with. Think of how many bugs you accidentally stepped on while walking around outside. Now imagine that we're the bugs

But what if the abominations like humans and are conscientious about avoiding stepping on them?

A vegan cosmic God-like entity?

[Cekoviu]

But what if the abominations like humans and are conscientious about avoiding stepping on them?

A vegan cosmic God-like entity?

Not necessarily vegan, but perhaps a scientist who likes observing humans or they just think we're cute.

[Kaystein]

Where's my space nuke?

[Vetalia]

All hail Slaanesh, the Dark Prince, the Prince of Pleasure, the Lord of Excess, the Perfect Prince!

[UniversalCommons]

All hail The Great Spaghetti Monster. Something like this has absolutely no use for humans. We are interesting chimps to a creature like this, curiosities, little more. If we do something bizarre and strange like blow up a nuke on the moon, we might attract its attention for a bit, but why would we? Leave it alone and don't try and attract strangeness.

[Rojava Free State]

All hail The Great Spaghetti Monster. Something like this has absolutely no use for humans. We are interesting chimps to a creature like this, curiosities, little more. If we do something bizarre and strange like blow up a nuke on the moon, we might attract its attention for a bit, but why would we? Leave it alone and don't try and attract strangeness.

You know what else attracts strangeness? my mom!

[Aureumterra]

All hail The Great Spaghetti Monster. Something like this has absolutely no use for humans. We are interesting chimps to a creature like this, curiosities, little more. If we do something bizarre and strange like blow up a nuke on the moon, we might attract its attention for a bit, but why would we? Leave it alone and don't try and attract strangeness.

You know what else attracts strangeness? my mom!

Joe Mama!!

I’ll see myself out…

[Aclion]

Well we are probably eldritch abominations by the standard of most life on earth. It would be the height of arrogance to assume that there's nothing that can put us in the same place that we put ants.

What does fascinate me about subjects like these is that humans always think up of such things as something terrible , bad and evil. It begs the question whether it reveals more about us than any other lifeform.

If there were such a creature out there, I'd prefer to think of it as something good, or at least, not an abomination. I'd prefer to see it as a creature whose knowledge and curiosity are never sated, who studies planets from afar but never interferes or destroys. I'd prefer to see it as something that has seen so much empty space in the universe that it values life beyond anything and would never seek to destroy it or harm it. But study its enigma instead.

Eldritch abomination aren't always, or even usually evil. Just scary, because you're dealing with an entity that views you as an ant, if it recognizes you at all, and certainly doesn't see you as an equal, or even as intelligent..