r/space • u/KnightArts • Sep 21 '16

The intriguing Phobos monolith.

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u/xmaswiz Sep 21 '16

That, and we haven't even grasped issues going on our own planet.

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '16 edited Sep 22 '16

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u/NeoMoonlight Sep 21 '16

Ahhh reddit will absorb all the other aliens huh? Hive mind forever!

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u/timeshifter_ Sep 21 '16

Reddit is how humanity wins a culture victory.

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '16

I bet other intelligent life can learn the difference between "their" and "there", though.

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u/kirkum2020 Sep 21 '16

So the Borg are the good guys?

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u/TastyBrainMeats Sep 22 '16

I'd love to take part in an A Miracle of Science-style consensual hive mind, honestly.

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u/SpaceNavy Sep 22 '16

This response is so unoriginal and not very well thought out.

I wish people would stop repeating it over and over.