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!!cJ4MGVqvOKw 12/21/11(Wed)04:56 No.32538179>>32538104 Yes, in effect. But longer-lasting. A greater competitor. Also, you hear a lot of discussion over where the Neanderthals fall evolutionarily, so classifying them as a separate, distinctly non-human species seems a little frivolous. Ponies would be ultimately be very, very different.
Question is, who would come first? What if, by the time we've just begun to come into being, ponies already have a thriving civilisation and enslave us? That's actually an extremely interesting idea, to me, one no one has played around with before. What if ponies and their technology came first?
>>32538121 >>32538156 Seguing into this response, I don't know that it wouldn't. Human enslavement seems just as likely. But, you know, I'd prefer not to be a slave. Heh. Selfish, I know, even in a hypothetical, but still. |