Imagine removing tax credits to your industrial sectors to ship jobs to China and elsewhere, and then complain when the workers lose their income and then they can barely pay taxes and other living expenses.
To the people complaining about shipping out jobs be honest would you be willing to pay a higher price for cars and other goods just because they are u.s made? We complained about inflation for 4 years and now I'm supposed to believe people would lap up higher prices just to help other Americans?
Hey Allen, I’ve been watching your channel since 2017, and now I’m going to basic training for the army in a couple days. Just wanted to say thanks for the endless hours of Star Wars entertainment!
A crime series based in the Corellian system during the High Republic Era, please. I really liked how it looked in Solo and the episode of Ahsoka. It looks like an over industrialized version of the Tri-state area of the East coast where I grew up.
Won't be interesting due to Disney, probably. The videogame Star Wars Outlaws was held back from having grittier, more realistic criminal content due to Disney not wanting to do something like that, because it's Disney.
The novel midnight horizon is about nihil infiltration of correlia and it dwells deep into the politics of correlia, its underworld ( like the white worms) and ship industry. Its more like a spy thriller so i recommend it
Good recommendation - Disney seem to be stuck in a hole with their demographics ... they seem to target kids because they have more tolerance for mediocre writing and direction. Andor showed us the SW potential for gritty drama and suspense, but it will take some serious courage to break out of the Filoni-Favreau focus on kids.
Law & Order: Special Corellian Unit? :) I do recall a scifi series that was similar (law & order cop & lawyer) but it was a standalone, not Star Wars. Psyber War?
I recently rediscovered your videos, I remember watching them like 3-4 years ago when I was much younger, but still absolutely live them! You manage to make the essence of my childhood, star wars, interesting again, and I love to see it!
Corellia is one of the elements that I think Disney Star Wars does better than Legends. In legends, quite big oarts of the planet were still really nice, including farms, villages, forests etc. It makes more sense that the almost inherently contrarian Corellians would wind up in decline.
I disagree: I prefer the image of Corellians as pirate nobles and that the planet was well-engineered and environmentally sound, more like the Netherlands than a ruined industrial center. It makes more sense as a core world.
I mean, there are five planets in their star system, it’s not like it can’t have both, and given how individualistic and independent Correlians are, it should have a lot of diversity on one planet, let alone all five.
It could be that the ease of modification that was baked into Correllian freighters was a way for the Correllian manufacturers to supplement their income for when the demand for their ships bottomed out in the boom and bust cycles.
Anyone else want a show based on the origins of the galaxy with the Rakata and the jedd'ai and the origins of planets like couruscant chandrilla and correllia
Corellian ships have been servicing the galaxy for thousands of years, both in civilian and military capacities. Arguably, this could be considered the most important role of facilitating a galactic civilisation; as they were also responsible for reverse engineering and developing the hyperdrive(the Holonet is also the other important factor in this regard). So what would Corellia's title/nom de guerre be? Forge, shipyards, arteries, transport hub, synapse, roads, highway, locomotive force? I just put a little thought into this and I think "The Synapse of the galaxy" has a nice ring to it. The synapse is the space that facilitates communication, could be a decent analogy for Corellia being the entity that allows goods, services and people to traverse the subspace lanes.
Off topic but can we get a breakdown of how PALPATINE actually became emperor? Not his rise in politics but how was he able to stand there and make such a drastic change like that. Like was he voted in? How could he self proclaim his title and not be challenged? How did palpatine actually become the emperor without contest? How was it even legal for him to completely change the identity of the republic from A REPUBLIC to AN EMPIRE. Legally he would have had to name an actual successor to Carry on in power also at least for face value. I have never seen anyone cover this topic and very suprised you haven’t.
Corellia seems to be a planet and culture that was supposed to have grown into a faction of its own, and being totally insular as far as politics and commerce was concerned, but the writers always figured someone else would write about it. And, as a result, this was what we got.
Resources. They will probably still need to trade for building and manufacturing materials and possibly even food. That can limit potential growth. All it takes is a trade war or a larger economic downturn and the planet will fall in a recession or neutral growth for an extended period of time.
6:50 Yoo Corran Horn, my favorite EU Jedi. I still have that databook the illustration came from stored somewhere. Some of the artwork was amazing and some of it was meh, this one's kinda in the middle. I found my old copy of I, Jedi not too long ago, haven't cracked it open for a reread yet though.
It's too bad Stackpole wrote all those novels when he did. The Prequels and follow up novels and series really threw annoying wrenches into the lore he set up.
@@GhostRydr1172 Duuude... I hope you're talking about the X-Wing book series. I'll give Aaron Alston his credit too, his books were also fire. RIP. It is my sincerest hope that the Rogue Squadron movie can salvage something out of the old Rogue Squadron/Wraith Squadron novels that's worth a damn. The framework they have to live in kinda sucks if we're being honest.
@cd5sircoupe afaik the retaking of Coruscant has not been covered in the new Canon, so I sincerely hope something good from legends can be salvaged in any future project.
@ Well that prospect ain't looking so hot if we have the cancelled Colin Trev-something script to go with. Who knows, maybe they'll adopt the idea again in the future. It would have turned out better than TRoS but I'm glad it didn't get adapted, Dark Empire was cheesy enough to fit the bill of that shit show.
Sleeper ships sent from the galactic core to the other regions would take thousands to tens of thousands of years to reach that area of space, even if traveling at a high fraction of lightspeed. Earth is about 26,000 light years from the galactic core, so even at half of lightspeed it would take us close to 50,000 years or more to reach that area. The Star Wars galaxy is about the same size. So would a lot of those ships still be floating along in empty space even by the time of the Galactic Empire? Probably, assuming they could function that long. Imagine finally reaching your destination world and finding it already full of people who have lived there for centuries? Could make for an interesting story concept.
I like that you tend to talk about the galaxy at large, instead of deviating to the whole drama around casting/studio politics. Have you read “the rise and fall of the galactic empire”? It’s really eye opening
Honestly the comparisons you make to the American Rust Belt being basically our equivalent of Corellia is too real, lived in the Detroit area as has my family for the last century or so and us like many others we know watched everything unfold with the decline of the area along with the surrounding areas like Ohio, even when I lived in Upstate New York you see the same thing with places like Buffalo, and its only in the last 5-10 years that these cities and areas have slowly started to recover which is a positive atleast. My conclusion to this information? I'm han solo, han solo, solo
Shame that this is the route that Canon has decided to go with Corellia. I much prefer the legends version of Corellia, a planet of Golden beaches, Large but well managed cities, and agricultural regions. All kept pristine by the whole planet coming together to take all industry into a net-like orbital construction that surrounded the planet. Feels more unique in the Star Wars galaxy than just another industrial world and helps to explain why Corellians are supposed to be so proud of their heritage. Ideally, since its a whole planet, we could have both interpretations, and thats my personal headcanon, that the planet is by and large one of the best places in the galaxy to live, with most Heavy industry in Space, but the reign of the Empire seeing many of the regulations and sense of civic duty that have kept Corellia prestine for a thousand generations eroding away.
Well if SWTOR is anything to go off of, that Planet could never decide if it was Republic Aligned or Sith Empire Aligned. It also had its own Jedi Task force known as the Green Jedi.
@@nathansheldahlThat's not what Conservatives want, and I think most Americans understand this, given who they _overwhelmingly_ decided to put back into the White House.
@@SockieTheSockPuppet Well if they wanted to avoid a depression they shouldn’t voted for an idiot who will put them in one thru his shear stupid incompetence of their leader. Conservatives believe in laissez faire economics which is proven to not work (trickle down economics for the modern name) and is one of the large drivers of the Great Depression. This comment section isn’t an appropriate place to discuss this as this is a Star Wars content channel.
It's not a sock on a microphone it is the head of a Wookie penis, see how hairy it is. In his dark days as a scoundrel for hire Alan got into a fight in a cantina in Mos Espa, he managed to bite it off and club the Wookie to death with it. Some say that it was the Wookies agonised scream of "OooooOoooOOarghghgh!" that a new to Tattoine Ben Kenobi mistook for the cry of a Krait dragon. But whenever he screams it the sand people run in terror anyway as they know the Shyriiwook for, " Oh my God that maniac has just bitten my cock off!!" Alan keeps it on his desk as a reminder of those dark times and to buy more mouthwash.....
What prevented something like the Boshin War from happening on Corellia at all here? After all, Corellia sounded like Japan during the Edo period from the certain point of view when it comes to planetary governance. And if that is the case, why the central government did not attempt to centralize the whole planet? Sure, some ruling elites will not be happy and it will led to the scenario similar to the Boshin War but for the greater good, there is no other choice here. Also, which side will the Green Jedi sided with between the Corellian central government that wanted to prevent the economic disaster and the alliance of local governments that only wanted to maintain their powers and privileges?
Hang on: you mentioned pre-space-travel Correllia. What species were pre-space Correllians? If they were humans, does that mean that Correllia was the human homeworld, or is there more of a covergent evolution thing going on?
Isolationism ... Poverty ... Corruption ... Exploration ... and a 'different' kind of Jedi. Sounds like Corellia has far more potential for Disney than it's current line up. They should take a lead from Andor and promote some non-fan writers to build narratives around this society. Imagine a Board walk empire in space ... or a peaky blinders with Storm troopers, maybe a Breaking bad with spice runners. So much potential... stick in a conspiracy surrounding rust belt ship breakers becoming addicted to opioids and you have a winner.
Hmm. There are 4 Founding Members of the United Federation of Planets -- Earth, Vulcan, Andoria and Tellar , and 4 human-centric Founding Members --- Coruscant, Corillia, Alderaan and Chandrilia (+ Duros) of the Old Republic. Now I'm wondering who the founding members of the Planetary Union from the Orville are.
@@brentmartin6833 The Orville is basically a loving homage to Trek, disguised as a typical Seth McFarlene comedy -- kind of like Galaxy Quest: The Series. It's awesome! If you like Star Trek, you'll love it!
It really must grind their gears to have spent all that time Developing spaceflight and launching to explore their system ... Just to find everything interesting already occupied.... Sorry! Indigenous people Already present move along move along. The next Planet was not enough, Try again and set your sights farther.
The reason why Corellia failed and collapsed because Kathleen Kennedy commanded it and her minions are still destroying Star Wars of because that is what she and her emperors demand.
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Corellia is a space Rust Belt, and Han Solo is an equivalent of Great Lakes rum runner, confirmed.
While I love that the Midwest is being represented. I'm not fond of how we're being represented lmao
Imagine removing tax credits to your industrial sectors to ship jobs to China and elsewhere, and then complain when the workers lose their income and then they can barely pay taxes and other living expenses.
Where have I heard this before..? 🤔
why does this sound so familiar...
I don't need to imagine.
@eliasvsaa Tax Reform 936, that was a blessing for the US and especially the US territory of Puerto Rico.
To the people complaining about shipping out jobs be honest would you be willing to pay a higher price for cars and other goods just because they are u.s made?
We complained about inflation for 4 years and now I'm supposed to believe people would lap up higher prices just to help other Americans?
Hey Allen, I’ve been watching your channel since 2017, and now I’m going to basic training for the army in a couple days. Just wanted to say thanks for the endless hours of Star Wars entertainment!
Good luck!! Stay hard!
Good luck
Awesome man, good luck!
@@GenerationTech thanks!
Good luck, Doctor Jones. Stay safe.
A crime series based in the Corellian system during the High Republic Era, please.
I really liked how it looked in Solo and the episode of Ahsoka.
It looks like an over industrialized version of the Tri-state area of the East coast where I grew up.
Won't be interesting due to Disney, probably. The videogame Star Wars Outlaws was held back from having grittier, more realistic criminal content due to Disney not wanting to do something like that, because it's Disney.
The novel midnight horizon is about nihil infiltration of correlia and it dwells deep into the politics of correlia, its underworld ( like the white worms) and ship industry. Its more like a spy thriller so i recommend it
Good recommendation - Disney seem to be stuck in a hole with their demographics ... they seem to target kids because they have more tolerance for mediocre writing and direction. Andor showed us the SW potential for gritty drama and suspense, but it will take some serious courage to break out of the Filoni-Favreau focus on kids.
Law & Order: Special Corellian Unit? :)
I do recall a scifi series that was similar (law & order cop & lawyer) but it was a standalone, not Star Wars. Psyber War?
I recently rediscovered your videos, I remember watching them like 3-4 years ago when I was much younger, but still absolutely live them! You manage to make the essence of my childhood, star wars, interesting again, and I love to see it!
Corellia is one of the elements that I think Disney Star Wars does better than Legends. In legends, quite big oarts of the planet were still really nice, including farms, villages, forests etc. It makes more sense that the almost inherently contrarian Corellians would wind up in decline.
I disagree: I prefer the image of Corellians as pirate nobles and that the planet was well-engineered and environmentally sound, more like the Netherlands than a ruined industrial center. It makes more sense as a core world.
@@pilarq I can get that approach, too.
I mean, there are five planets in their star system, it’s not like it can’t have both, and given how individualistic and independent Correlians are, it should have a lot of diversity on one planet, let alone all five.
It could be that the ease of modification that was baked into Correllian freighters was a way for the Correllian manufacturers to supplement their income for when the demand for their ships bottomed out in the boom and bust cycles.
Anyone else want a show based on the origins of the galaxy with the Rakata and the jedd'ai and the origins of planets like couruscant chandrilla and correllia
Write up the petition... I will sign it...Just more "Legends"... and less "Agendas"
YES ABSOLUTELY
@@17mindgate Stop making things up. There are no agendas.
I feel like you described pretty much every Star Wars fan.
The fans need to make this.
One 1 hour long episode every 6 months. And with no Disney strings attached
Corellian ships have been servicing the galaxy for thousands of years, both in civilian and military capacities. Arguably, this could be considered the most important role of facilitating a galactic civilisation; as they were also responsible for reverse engineering and developing the hyperdrive(the Holonet is also the other important factor in this regard). So what would Corellia's title/nom de guerre be? Forge, shipyards, arteries, transport hub, synapse, roads, highway, locomotive force? I just put a little thought into this and I think "The Synapse of the galaxy" has a nice ring to it. The synapse is the space that facilitates communication, could be a decent analogy for Corellia being the entity that allows goods, services and people to traverse the subspace lanes.
Off topic but can we get a breakdown of how PALPATINE actually became emperor? Not his rise in politics but how was he able to stand there and make such a drastic change like that. Like was he voted in? How could he self proclaim his title and not be challenged? How did palpatine actually become the emperor without contest? How was it even legal for him to completely change the identity of the republic from A REPUBLIC to AN EMPIRE. Legally he would have had to name an actual successor to
Carry on in power also at least for face value. I have never seen anyone cover this topic and very suprised you haven’t.
Corellia seems to be a planet and culture that was supposed to have grown into a faction of its own, and being totally insular as far as politics and commerce was concerned, but the writers always figured someone else would write about it. And, as a result, this was what we got.
How could the "Corellia First" policy fail? How?
Resources. They will probably still need to trade for building and manufacturing materials and possibly even food. That can limit potential growth. All it takes is a trade war or a larger economic downturn and the planet will fall in a recession or neutral growth for an extended period of time.
Isolationism is only flawed if you can't produce enough domestically to meet demand.
"We're gonna build a wall around the planet, a big beautiful wall..."
@@weldonwin ...and we'll make the Alsakans pay for that wall!"
I'm not sure where you live, but that view out of your window looks incredible!
Most likely Jersey City overlooking Manhattan.
I think Generation Tech My Name Is Alan is probably my new favorite show.
Ah, Corellia! The dialysis machine of the Star Wars galaxy!
Corellia in Legends still had nice areas and wilderness.
How the mighty have fallen on Corellia.
6:50 Yoo Corran Horn, my favorite EU Jedi. I still have that databook the illustration came from stored somewhere. Some of the artwork was amazing and some of it was meh, this one's kinda in the middle. I found my old copy of I, Jedi not too long ago, haven't cracked it open for a reread yet though.
It's too bad Stackpole wrote all those novels when he did. The Prequels and follow up novels and series really threw annoying wrenches into the lore he set up.
@@GhostRydr1172 Duuude... I hope you're talking about the X-Wing book series. I'll give Aaron Alston his credit too, his books were also fire. RIP.
It is my sincerest hope that the Rogue Squadron movie can salvage something out of the old Rogue Squadron/Wraith Squadron novels that's worth a damn. The framework they have to live in kinda sucks if we're being honest.
@cd5sircoupe afaik the retaking of Coruscant has not been covered in the new Canon, so I sincerely hope something good from legends can be salvaged in any future project.
@ Well that prospect ain't looking so hot if we have the cancelled Colin Trev-something script to go with. Who knows, maybe they'll adopt the idea again in the future. It would have turned out better than TRoS but I'm glad it didn't get adapted, Dark Empire was cheesy enough to fit the bill of that shit show.
@cd5sircoupe Jaysis, Dark Empire was sooo bad it's not even funny. I'd dare say TRoS was masterful in comparison. 🤣
Sleeper ships sent from the galactic core to the other regions would take thousands to tens of thousands of years to reach that area of space, even if traveling at a high fraction of lightspeed. Earth is about 26,000 light years from the galactic core, so even at half of lightspeed it would take us close to 50,000 years or more to reach that area. The Star Wars galaxy is about the same size. So would a lot of those ships still be floating along in empty space even by the time of the Galactic Empire? Probably, assuming they could function that long. Imagine finally reaching your destination world and finding it already full of people who have lived there for centuries? Could make for an interesting story concept.
I like that you tend to talk about the galaxy at large, instead of deviating to the whole drama around casting/studio politics. Have you read “the rise and fall of the galactic empire”? It’s really eye opening
Were those shark people Canon when revenge of the sith came out when palatine said the first galactic Empire
Honestly the comparisons you make to the American Rust Belt being basically our equivalent of Corellia is too real, lived in the Detroit area as has my family for the last century or so and us like many others we know watched everything unfold with the decline of the area along with the surrounding areas like Ohio, even when I lived in Upstate New York you see the same thing with places like Buffalo, and its only in the last 5-10 years that these cities and areas have slowly started to recover which is a positive atleast.
My conclusion to this information? I'm han solo, han solo, solo
Shame that this is the route that Canon has decided to go with Corellia. I much prefer the legends version of Corellia, a planet of Golden beaches, Large but well managed cities, and agricultural regions. All kept pristine by the whole planet coming together to take all industry into a net-like orbital construction that surrounded the planet. Feels more unique in the Star Wars galaxy than just another industrial world and helps to explain why Corellians are supposed to be so proud of their heritage.
Ideally, since its a whole planet, we could have both interpretations, and thats my personal headcanon, that the planet is by and large one of the best places in the galaxy to live, with most Heavy industry in Space, but the reign of the Empire seeing many of the regulations and sense of civic duty that have kept Corellia prestine for a thousand generations eroding away.
*"I dunno bro, Space Industry is like, pretty complicated man"*
This video is perfectly timed as I'm running a TTRPG set during the empires reign over Corellia
I imagine the thumbnail is what a serious aerospace company/ organization should look like embracing fusion engines
Dude your keeping Star Wars alive. Thanks
If Alderaan was the heart and Coruscant was the mind, then Corellia was the hands
Corellia is the Star Wars equivalent of Detroit
"Democracy" = King Kolina, King Organa, Count Dooku, Baroness Omnino, Princess Sorsha, etc.
I mean it doesn’t really matter how good or how important their ship building. Their entire system economy is based off of one market.
Well if SWTOR is anything to go off of, that Planet could never decide if it was Republic Aligned or Sith Empire Aligned. It also had its own Jedi Task force known as the Green Jedi.
One of my favorite bands is called Corelia. They rock hard 🤘
So… Space America?
You beat me to it.
To the gilded age/Great Depression and what the conservatives and some industrialists want to happen again.
@nathansheldahl
I don't think anyone wants another Great Depression. 😅
@@nathansheldahlThat's not what Conservatives want, and I think most Americans understand this, given who they _overwhelmingly_ decided to put back into the White House.
@@SockieTheSockPuppet Well if they wanted to avoid a depression they shouldn’t voted for an idiot who will put them in one thru his shear stupid incompetence of their leader. Conservatives believe in laissez faire economics which is proven to not work (trickle down economics for the modern name) and is one of the large drivers of the Great Depression. This comment section isn’t an appropriate place to discuss this as this is a Star Wars content channel.
@GenerationTech, can you do "What if the Empire blockaded Hoth (With ISDs, Interdictors and Ties) instead of invading it".
2:37 First mayonnaise
Damn it 😂
Hurraah!! Return of the phallic mic
What's with the sock on his microphone?
It's feet were cold
For the real answer - its acting as a wind filter! They help reduce/prevent noise in the audio from blowing air from exhaling or other blowing air
It's not a sock on a microphone it is the head of a Wookie penis, see how hairy it is. In his dark days as a scoundrel for hire Alan got into a fight in a cantina in Mos Espa, he managed to bite it off and club the Wookie to death with it. Some say that it was the Wookies agonised scream of "OooooOoooOOarghghgh!" that a new to Tattoine Ben Kenobi mistook for the cry of a Krait dragon. But whenever he screams it the sand people run in terror anyway as they know the Shyriiwook for, " Oh my God that maniac has just bitten my cock off!!" Alan keeps it on his desk as a reminder of those dark times and to buy more mouthwash.....
Love this planet lore style!
Explained?
No
In a galactic economy, planets that isolate themselves eventually fall behind.
So Space Libertarians?
The Imperials rapidly pivoting the economy towards the MIC was an absolute nightmare.
Did courasant have oceans at one point and where did they go?
Corellia is where my favorite corvettes come from. (Definitely not Chevrolet, lol)
I love the founding Corellian mindset to explore. It’s a shame their economy has changed for the worse.
Spelling error in the title Alan. Love your show . . . Dyslexics Untie!
I think they are not canon but could you do a video about Togora and Togorians?
I thought Jedi weren't supposed to know were they came from for that very reason
Disney should make a series of shows and movies under the Legends banner
kudos for the Jedi Academy screenshot! shame they removed it from canon =)
You really need a better microphone wind break. What you have does its job fine, but it looks... well
What prevented something like the Boshin War from happening on Corellia at all here? After all, Corellia sounded like Japan during the Edo period from the certain point of view when it comes to planetary governance. And if that is the case, why the central government did not attempt to centralize the whole planet? Sure, some ruling elites will not be happy and it will led to the scenario similar to the Boshin War but for the greater good, there is no other choice here.
Also, which side will the Green Jedi sided with between the Corellian central government that wanted to prevent the economic disaster and the alliance of local governments that only wanted to maintain their powers and privileges?
Maybe that old order is just in hiding and could become some plot element in a new series.
Corellia is basically the Detroit of the SW galaxy.
Industrial hellscape planets are cool
Pete Davidson, you can’t fool me with this AI generated model to talk behind lol you silly goose
Hang on: you mentioned pre-space-travel Correllia. What species were pre-space Correllians? If they were humans, does that mean that Correllia was the human homeworld, or is there more of a covergent evolution thing going on?
In lore, the Rakatan infinite empire brought various species, like humans, and introduced them to many planets as forced labor.
We will have you flying in no time pvt Solo
i love what you do here, alan. 😉
So the Rakata essentially got taken down by space syphilis. So are Corellian Jedi considered Watchmen
I’ve never seen an uncircumcised microphone before
Isolationism ... Poverty ... Corruption ... Exploration ... and a 'different' kind of Jedi.
Sounds like Corellia has far more potential for Disney than it's current line up. They should take a lead from Andor and promote some non-fan writers to build narratives around this society. Imagine a Board walk empire in space ... or a peaky blinders with Storm troopers, maybe a Breaking bad with spice runners. So much potential... stick in a conspiracy surrounding rust belt ship breakers becoming addicted to opioids and you have a winner.
I am familiar with it from SWTOR
Back in the Nar Shaddar upper levels again? Well, at least it's more fun than stuffy coruscant
Space Britishers don't exist !
Meanwhile
Corellia* : yes
Detroit world. Famous for starting a transportation industry but now in trouble.
Hmm. There are 4 Founding Members of the United Federation of Planets -- Earth, Vulcan, Andoria and Tellar , and 4 human-centric Founding Members --- Coruscant, Corillia, Alderaan and Chandrilia (+ Duros) of the Old Republic. Now I'm wondering who the founding members of the Planetary Union from the Orville are.
Planet Redenbacher's?
Sorry, but that's the first thing that popped into my mind. 🍿
@@brentmartin6833 The Orville is basically a loving homage to Trek, disguised as a typical Seth McFarlene comedy -- kind of like Galaxy Quest: The Series. It's awesome! If you like Star Trek, you'll love it!
@violetlight1548
My brother and I liked it, I don't recall, but I think we only saw the first season, maybe the second?
@ It's on Disney + now (at least in Canada). There's 3 seasons, with a 4th starting production sometime this year. It's definitely worth a watch!
@violetlight1548
Cool, my brother has Disney +, I'll let him know that we can finish watching the series sometime.
Wizard!
sounds familiar
Can we get a “Corellia” counter?
welcome to Space Detroit
In short, Corellia is the final result of Libertarianism.
Cornelia has more nature then Corasant
So Corellia could do stellar system engineering, but couldn't enact green policies? Sus.
So kinda like Japan.
Typo in title
3 minutes.
Explaiend? Is that a new word?
What happened to Corellia? Libertarians.
Galactic scale brain drain, the home of interstellar flight is doomed to be depleted when the able leave.
It really must grind their gears to have spent all that time Developing spaceflight and launching to explore their system ... Just to find everything interesting already occupied.... Sorry! Indigenous people Already present move along move along. The next Planet was not enough, Try again and set your sights farther.
Long story short the usa might be fucked.
👍
Space New JerSOhIreland.
First 😮
wow
Is this a story about america? Lol
East Palestine....
The reason why Corellia failed and collapsed because Kathleen Kennedy commanded it and her minions are still destroying Star Wars of because that is what she and her emperors demand.