Well, in that case, they have other uses. I would have them march up and down my shaft until I ejaculate. >:) If they were really tiny maybe they can adopt my spermatozoa as sacred pets. Also I run competitively so my feet and running shoes almost always stink. An army of tiny slaves to rake...
I used the pyramids as an example of what can be accomplished through cooperation (or in the case of the Egyptians, coercion). I wouldn't want pyramids. Also I can't imagine a rock from a catapult built by ant-sized lifeforms being posing much of a threat. It would be like a pea.
However...
If they were technologically advanced humans, albeit tiny, they should be able to cooperate to a point where they could accomplish some pretty impressive things. Look at the Egyptian slaves and the pyramids. They would just need to divert nearly all their society's resources to sustaining...
This thread is inspired by an old thread I made about whether or not it is wrong to step on bugs, but with a different subject. There is an episode of the Twilight Zone called the Little People where a couple astronauts get stranded on a distant planet and while repairing their ship, they...
I get that, but I don't see why killing them on purpose is a big deal. Compared to them, I'm a giant.. would anyone berate godzilla about the tiny humans he incidentally steps on?
It's not wrong at all, but I'm a fucking cock for doing it? Doesn't make sense.
Wasn't smirking at it for being in pain.. just thought it was funny how it got stuck to my foot. That's the life of a spider, though. Don't crawl next to a giant sneaker unless you're looking for me to crush...
Hah, but giving them a crushing death is funny. People might say I treat lifeforms badly if they are less significant than me, but is that wrong? Compared to a spider, I'm a giant.
If I were a giant alien who found a race of tiny beings, I wouldn't wipe them out. I'd probably try to establish dominance over them. Just saying, being revered as a giant god sounds pretty sweet.
Hah, those running shoes are already gunked up with mud from hundreds of miles of training. Another squashed bug ground into the treads won't matter. Wouldn't be close to being the only one.
Also, vacuuming is kind of anticlimactic.
This is actually a really interesting post. If these giant aliens were of similar intelligence to us, then I don't understand how they could not realize that we were sentient.
So in your example I'm assuming that their intelligence and perception is so much higher than ours that humans are...
Sliding my foot a few inches over while I'm sitting down to squash a spider is pretty much effortless and doesn't feel like going out of my way at all. Going out of my way would be if I saw a spider on the other side of the room and got up to stomp it.
I wasn't laughing as much for the fact...
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