This is a really interesting concept. There's obviously no way to know how aliens would actually deal with food. Or tastes like spices. But I like the idea of them changing because of us.
long ago I read a great space story.... the main ship traveler ...the point of the story was that humans had to carry all their own food... that alien food could easily poison & kill them ... heaven help them if they had to eat anything alien that has chemicals/biology that we aren't made to handle great idea that they can taste where the food grew and the connection of the salt back into the ocean ... amazing senses woken up good next story could follow what they do with them
We also have a lesson how STUPID "alternative" pronouns can cause confusions and reduce the effectiveness of communications. The use of "Their", for example, in the singular can initially cause false number indications ("when did the others taste the food?") only to resolve itself via context later on, but it happens each time in the same story. Such confusions can cloud what is being communicated and as Words are the "Resolution" equivalent in the brain of DPI to monitors, one's thoughts and concepts can become less clear. The idea of using alternative pronouns is a bad one despite altruistic intensions. And can be also used to take advantage of others as well as make them feel better.
Well thought out and written. Enjoyable story thank you
Good.
Really... REALLY!!! Kimchee made me evolve!?
Clever, a very interesting idea.
This is a really interesting concept. There's obviously no way to know how aliens would actually deal with food. Or tastes like spices. But I like the idea of them changing because of us.
thank you... good story. i enjoyed it
I guess this tale is an 'insert your own punctuation here - and here... and...). But it was so enjoyable. Thanks.
I believe the term you were looking for is "Foodgasm".
An Awakening, expanding the senses into a new life force!
I know what they are talking about, I LOVE Korean food!
long ago I read a great space story.... the main ship traveler ...the point of the story was that humans had to carry all their own food... that alien food could easily poison & kill them ... heaven help them if they had to eat anything alien that has chemicals/biology that we aren't made to handle great idea that they can taste where the food grew and the connection of the salt back into the ocean ... amazing senses woken up good next story could follow what they do with them
Me thinks some drugs were sneaked into the food...
We also have a lesson how STUPID "alternative" pronouns can cause confusions and reduce the effectiveness of communications. The use of "Their", for example, in the singular can initially cause false number indications ("when did the others taste the food?") only to resolve itself via context later on, but it happens each time in the same story. Such confusions can cloud what is being communicated and as Words are the "Resolution" equivalent in the brain of DPI to monitors, one's thoughts and concepts can become less clear. The idea of using alternative pronouns is a bad one despite altruistic intensions. And can be also used to take advantage of others as well as make them feel better.
There are decaffeinated brands on the market today, that are just as tasty as the real thing
I agree.
The commander was only one guy . Not they or them, he or she or even it. Fix your writing and learn real pronouns not woke shit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Their/they sick of this woke b/s
the translator can't translate personal pronouns. it needs to learn the difference between plural & singular & between male & female