Thank you so much for giving my work the best YT treatment possible! This is a much better narrative artefact than my original pdf e-book... I'm so happy! :)

Is this what wolves feel when they see a chihuahua or pug?

Qu 1: "yo watch this" *turns a human to a creature made to suffer* Qu 1: "lmao" Qu 2: "lmao"

I just love it when the Qu said "I'll steal All of your Tomorrows" then completely tomorrow'd all of the humanity.

Evolutionary Horror will always be a genre that chills me to my core

>shows up >destroys your civilisation >turns your species into genetic abominations >leaves

Pick: - return to _monkie_ 🐒 - evolve to *b a l l* ⚫

pterosapians are kind of beautiful yet tragic to me. to be so smart, so free from oppressive social classes and yet trapped by your own body to only live for 23 or so years is tragic but insanely interesting

To me this work is a celebration of humanity's capacity to survive. I find it inspirational in a sea of a lot of anti-human fiction we see today.

“They ruled over the human worlds for 40 million years, then fucked off”. Best thing I’ve heard all day

"They communicated by defecating on each other" Seems like Twitter has survived well past human civilization.

Ironic how despite the horrific artwork and presentation, there is a beautiful and motivation message behind it

The Colonials/Modular People story is especially heartwarming. They went from utter nothing into a thriving civilization. It must've been so easy and so simple to just give up and let go, but they didn't.

Doofenshmirtz: “If I had a nickel for every time the descendants of mankind were used for genetic experimentation and as bioengineered slaves by a powerful, speciest race, I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice, right?”

"The males were mindless little monkey imp creatures, who blindly served their queen." I see the average twitch user has lived on.

imagine being so mad at your opps you turn them into unimaginable pyramids of conscious human flesh

This is deeply terrifying, yet so interesting to me. I feel like there's an alternate world where this has actually happened somehow.

"The Gravitals didnt _hate_ other species; they just didn't see them as people" Aw shit, here we go again.

Imagine just vibing and then obscenely technologically advanced god-like creatures turned you into a fuckin’ wall.

Oh my god. I legitimately forgot I’m listening to alt shift x video half way through and started wondering what kind of audiobook is this. You’re the best.

it’s oddly beautiful how, even with all of the scaring contortions left upon humans, they still remained… human. their drive, ambition, hatred, love, and creativity still persisted for millions, maybe even billions of years until their extinction. that’s so indescribably amazing

*My ass would've stayed in the primordial soup if I knew there was gonna be days like this*

Qu 1: "These humans fought bravely and persistently, facing us with all they had, we should respect that." Qu 2: "W A L L P E O P L E." Qu 1: "Fair enough."

This is just basically what Humanity did to dogs, isn't it?

I don't think I've ever heard a more terrifying body horror story. This is fantastic.

This is some “I have no mouth and I must scream” sort of shit

I use to fear death. Now I fear being made into a sentient flesh quilt.

even though this is terrifying, it's also kinda comforting knowing that it's never truly over. change will always happen

Even when rewatching 40 minutes felt like nothing, not only is the story and artwork stunning but your editing and narration elevate it to the next level

the term "what the actual fuck" was invented to describe this piece of fiction

"hey Qu can we exist as flesh squares with sentience?" "to suffer for eternity and wish for death?" "yes" >actually becomes the modular people

This has raddled me like nothing else has. The concept, the existential dread it radiates, the potential thought of being turned into something like that, the thought that this could be where humanity goes. I have so much to say and not a single word to describe it. I feel like this has started a whole new fixation, I’m about to go buy this book and read it, then reread it, and then 20 more times cuz wowie

seeing this two years ago i can confirm it gave me a new perspective of life

i love how the narrator is usually serious and monotone when talking, but at some points they're just like "then the Qu fucked off to look for their next victims", and it hits you so hard.

Her friend: "I bet he just wants sex." Me: "I'm really impressed with those post-humans being able to welcome in the Saurosapients, despite the lack of familiarity."

This makes even the concept of human extinction look like a more favorable option

This has stuck with me for such a long time, and I often think about it on a near daily basis. So thanks for... that

Gravitals vs Asteromorphs is literally Smart fella vs Fart smella

This is probably one of the most distressing “dystopian future” works of fiction I’ve ever heard of. It isn’t as simple as “humans nuked each other and they all died the end” it’s way more complex. Humans would survive….maybe too long. Survive to be enslaved, morphed, and tragically would become unrecognizable, physically and mentally.

Other people's sci-fi: 👽👨‍🚀🚀 My sci-fi:

“Love today and seize all tomorrows”❤

Those colonial who are made to only suffer but actually evolve into modular people are the true MVP's

i just imagine symbiote school like "Yo, your host looks rad" "Yeah, yours too, wanna trade?" "Hell yeah!"

It’s been 2 years since this video. My life has changed completely since for the better. I return today for the fantastic listen. 2 years ago I was going thru the gigs and this was such a nice escape . And then the additional media that all the fans made, the silly media, the beautiful 3D rendered stuff? It was all so inspiring . How this UKposts video read brought so much joy and whimsy+ creativity out of so many of us. Lovely. Divine. Wholesome. I hope we are all having a lovely time.

I remember reading this story in the PDF I downloaded from like a discord server and being totally intrigued. The video is an even cooler way to experience it. Thank you

I'm going to need a lie down after that

Hi hello, yes. This is fucking terrifying.

Imagine being a subject and you've been modified and remodeled and recoded so many times an you're in so much pain and all you can do is scream but all that comes out of your shattered, mangled throat is Lou Bega's "Mambo Number 5"

Dude , this is perfection , if only all books got videos like this , perfect summary

Good to know, out of all of this, the Qu eventually got fucking mirked

*earthquake* snake people: ayo this shit go kinda hard tho!!!

In some indigenous cultures, such as certain Native American tribes, there are legends and beliefs about Star People or Star Beings who are considered to be celestial or extraterrestrial entities. These stories often depict Star People as wise and benevolent beings who have provided guidance, knowledge, or assistance to humans throughout history. In the realm of New Age spirituality and UFO-related beliefs, Star People are often associated with extraterrestrial beings or entities from other star systems who are believed to have visited or are in contact with Earth. Some individuals claim to have had experiences of contact or communication with these Star People, often describing them as advanced beings with spiritual or evolutionary wisdom.

this has to be one of the most batshit crazy, yet intimate and philosophical examples of horror and worldbuilding ive read so far. well done!

Me and the guys going off to become Mantelopes.

It's so horrifyingly refreshing how normal everything is when looking outside.

I'm addicted to All Tommorows so much, I'm hearing this story everyday😅 hope there is an animated movie made on this😄

I can’t lie , this is actually really dope , I’ve been seeing this recommended to me for so long and I finally listened. This man is so talented to come up with this 💓

"The male temptors desperately served their queens." Sounds familiar. I wonder if they've ever been on Twitch before

Qu: Makes a brick human Gravitals: Look what they need to mimic a fraction of our power.

Mantelopes had me dead 💀 😂

Dawg. I watched this shit this morning, and I was tired as hell. I had to go back and watch it again in the afternoon to make sure I wasn’t tripping or something..

This reminds me of how we breed dogs and other living things to look a certain way but it messes with functions like their breathing, physical structure and ability to reproduce.

"Qu, what're you doing?" "Making Mantelopes." "It's 4 o'clock in the morning, why on *Qu homeworld* are you making Mantelopes?" "Because I've lost control of my life."

I just got my housemate hooked on this story with your video, I needed my phone back so he's gonna listen on the tv. Thank you so much for posting this!

I watched this before I went to sleep once and I couldn't sleep.

Qu be like: “they’re resisting what do we do?” “Hmmm t e t r i s”

The mantelopes are especially chilling to me, the idea that humanity could lose sentience one day simply because it is no longer necessary for our survival is interesting and also terrifying

What the fuck. Now I want a live action or animated version of the book

This has become one of my favorite sotries of all time. If you really think about each of these subspecies, this is truly some of the most nightmarish, lovecraftian horror. I love it, and despite that horror, it really ends on a beautiful thought.. humanity shining through the darkness.. really top tier stuff man

Imagine being a god-like human minded machine, litteraly capable of bending gravity and then youre destroyed by fart-propelled gollums.

"They move by farting with their highly evolved sphincters" is a phrase I thought I'd never hear in my entire life!

the monotone voice gives it an uneasy feel, i like it.

Thank you for blessing me with this. This was the most amazing trup for my brain to imagine. I love thw idea of life but to an uncomfortable degree to where I love the flaws and the vulnerability of life and so I love the way this dude wrote it. So vulnerable and weak and easily manipulated and changed beyond recognition. Such a grotesque beauty that isnt easily captured correctly. This is just wonderful.

>Appears >Destroys your civilization >re arranges everyone >*refuses to elaborate*

Fun fact: "Qu" is pronounced just like "cu", which, in Portuguese, means "asshole".

I’ve watched this video about 100 times and I still get shocked by some of this

"The swimmers/tool-breeders domesticated and modified other sea creatures, and built entire cities powered by organic life" So... the Qu

this is amazing, i cant wait to become a sentient brick

Ruin haunters: “We are the true descendants of humanity, for we not only think and look alike, so are therefore more dominant than the other human races, we live in the ruins of the star people and thus have become their equal” Also the Ruin haunters: “LMAO who needs human bodies, lets just be robots”

I keep coming back to this ... its like going to your granny for a new story every night .. so you could fall asleep listening to those tales.. So good to be a child in your 50s :0) ..I always thought that time is gone forever. But i think technology is bringing it back.

This has me captivated! What a wonderful treat to stumble upon

"What did the non-modified humans do after that?" "Eh, they just kinda... farted around the galaxy, mostly."

Really looking forward to the Buzzfeed quiz "Which Post-Human Monstrosity Are You?"

The symbiotes be looksmaxxing fr

Did you know?: In a fan made book called All Other Tomorrows, the Blind Folk, the Mantelopes, the Temptors, the Titans, the Striders, and the Bone Crushers never went extinct! In the main universe the Blind Folk were wiped out by tectonic plates shifting, crushing all of them. But some survived by hiding going into sub caves. They evolved into, The Clickers, over time. Having developed noses but lost the whiskers, also having 3 lobe like ears, starting where their forehead, and cheeks would be. Their echolocation became extremely good causing them to basically see, they escaped to the surface and built tightly knit cities. So the Mantelopes died out because they had human intelligence. But in this universe some Spacers got curious and decided to explore an ancient Qu solar system. There they found the Mantelopes, bc they were intelligent, the Spacers decided to make an agreement where they’d protect the Mantelopes but in return they’d tell information about the Qu, since they can’t forget anything. With that, the Spacers reverse engineered many extremely good devices. Inviting the Mantelopes into space, ofc they’d be cared for. Over time the Mantelopes ran dry of ideas. So the Spacers offered to turn them into creatures called Processors. Using the same technology they reverse engineered, they evolved them into living archives. They were also capable of storing thousands of TB in one Processor. Eventually they engineered neural links to all other Processors. They were lined up in massive cubes becoming supercomputers even impressing the now Asteromorphs. Oh by the way they were totally chill with it cuz it was still better than being stupid ass antelopes cursed to live in suffering. The Bone Crushers starved themself to death cuz of lack of putrid meat. It least in this universe. In All Other Tomorrows, they managed to artificially fabricate putrid meat. Thus not going extinct. They became the Rot Eaters. Having the same beaks, human eyes and eyebrows, MASSIVE noses, and elvish ears. Even a hairline but no hair. This species was definitely the most human-like species in this universe. The Striders were wiped out by monsterous Chickens. But in this universe some Striders mutated and changed their skin colors and evolved controllable wrinkles of their skin to imitate tree bark to be able to blend in with trees to avoid detection. Eventually they evolved leaf-like outgrowths and other changes to their bodies as well as shrunk, turning their bodies lighter and sturdier to jump through trees. Becoming 100% arboreal. They communicated visually from far away with their leaf-like outgrowths, fingertips and deep howls. They expressed emotion by changing their skin colors. They eventually scared away the monstrous Chickens. And after natural predators were chased away, they conquered the planet and became a civilization called The Stickmin. They developed advanced cultures and disliked conflict and bustle becoming philosophical, hedonistic and spiritual. They believed that after they die they’re reincarnated as trees, because of their similar appearances. So chopping down trees became illegal, and their cities were built cleverly weaved around and through the forests on great tree grounds. When the time came to colonize other worlds, they denied. And instead valued their own world thinking ‘why go on other planets if it isn’t your home?’ Because of their natural ancient instincts to hide behind trees and become silent to previously avoid predators, the great philosophers of this world mastered the ability to enter cataplectic states and became completely silent like statues. Then there were the Temptors. Who went extinct due to comet impacts. But in this universe (god I sound like The Watcher). In this universe, the comet never hit. Instead they managed to evolve from their extremely deficient life cycle into another sentient race, the Puppeteers. The females had full control over the males, basically turning them into mindless slaves. Eventually they replaced them with robots and brutally killed off all the males. They grew other females in pods. The typical town would consist of a single female with the rest being the robots. Without the males it allowed much more produce to spare, they BOOMED in population faster than you can say “Qu 2: Electric Boogaloo”, becoming a spacefaring species like the others, much quicker. Omg I almost forgot about the Titans! Ok so in the main timeline the Titans died out, due to an ice age. But in this universe some evolved furry coats. After the Ice Age, the sea levels drastically increased, to levels us humans won’t see for at least another 15 years. Sorry I couldn't help myself. Point being they were seperated across the planet becoming many subspecies. Some stuck on an island evolved into the Grazers. All others basically became mindless savages. Because of the Grazers nature even with the limited resources they became much more intelligent than their ancestral cousins. Eventually they sailed to the mainland but their unevolved cousins instantly waged war on them. They had to kill them off, but in doing so, became the dominant civilization of their planet. Sprawling cities. Eventually when they all started sending signals out into space, well the other 4 because the Puppeteers were doin that way before. Anyways when these 4 started sending signals into space, they not only found each other. But the other 10 that stood the test of time in the original novel. Anyways everything continued like normal from there. 15 civilizations in the alliance, and the whole Gravital thing which wiped out the Grazers, the Rot Eaters, the Stickmin, the Clickers, and even the powerful Puppeteers! Aswell as the other 10 but you knew that already. Well one can assume because the novel kinda ended there. So I’m just assuming this last chapter bc there’s no way the Puppeteers or any of them could beat them. Then the Asteromorphs killed all of them and saved the mutated Bug People, then turned the remaining Gravitals into nice AI called the New AI. Meaning the only species that survived out of the new 6 would be the Processors. I also just realized a super extra depressing fact, because of The Stickmen’s nature, they probably didn’t resist their destruction by the Gravitals because of how much they hated conflict. At least they died doing what they loved… being hedonistic pacifists. ☺️ If you made it this far without skipping, I’d like to ask if this was a good comment?? A very long one but be honest plz. I want to improve my writing. Also I’m not fishing for compliments, that’s why I said to be honest.

"The Star People lived in harmony... Then everything changed when the Qu attacked."

imagine trying to defend yourself from a big tentacle space monster and it turns you into a fuckin wall of flesh for millions of years💀

Thank you for this beautiful different creative thoughts

i listen to this more than i care to admit please post more stuff like this or anything at all

"like creatures that existed only to play the tune of one particular pop song" never gonna-

"Hey." "Hey, What are you?" "We're interstellar alien gods descended from humans, what are you?" "We're snakes with snakes in our mouths." "Cool fam, let's hang out."

I watched this video when it first came out, and remembered it as a (still very interesting) infodump about ideas the author had for future species of humans. Upon rewatching I was pleasantly surprised to find that it also has a really compelling narrative that manages to feel rooted in actual biology while still drawing from sci-fi tropes and mythology. It's a hard balance to hit and I commend the author for doing it in such a satisfying way.

Bonecrusher 1: *SHITS* Bonecrusher 2: _“you got a point there…”_

This is more of a horror story than anything. The fact that god-like aliens can completely change the course of humanity, and turn us into these twisted mindless creatures, is horrifying to me.

I remember watching this a year ago forcing me to watch some long video and this vid is what I'm stumbled upon, my life began to turn after finishing this, still gives me goosebumps today and still horrifies me

Just found your channel for this, probably because of Curious Archives and other speculative biology and futurism videos I see. Hope to see you cover this sort of stuff more, I don't see many other videos like this in your archives!

imagine a series where the All Tomorrow's characters were Sussy 🤓

How many nightmares were required to create this universe?

One of the few 40 min videos I didn’t minimize to scroll somewhere else and fully entrance myself in, wish there were more quality videos like this on the internet about more subjects

I love this story. I swear it gave me the feeling of some kind of DMT trip or something. I felt as if I existed throughout this entire universe and even slightly experienced it all. It’s very dark and compelling, and the artwork captures it beautifully! Great work!!