#20020

[semiohazard]

a word to the furthest denizens of the Earth!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 17776 day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[axopies]

LMAOOOO

[karakuliiii-art-dump]

.How long has it been like this?

.On April 7th, 2026, people stopped being born. On the same day, people stopped dying, and people stopped aging.

.ham cheese. ham cracker. cheese cracker. ham and cheese cracker. ham and cheese

[gang-with-hatz]

It's a free play, buddy. Clock's all zeroes. It's after the end of the world.

[modernchemical]

happy immortality day to everyone who celebrates

[soyoquiyo]

we perpetually hang out !!

[toffeeandtatertots]

Happy April 7th. Football is about to get so weird.

[themanwhoateastronomy]

love how 17776 defies every part of "AI/invention becomes sentient and instantly turns humanity into pink paste" trope. 3 space probes that were nothing more than extensions of human curiosity, mere tools for politics and science, wake up in the dark. thousands of kilometers away. their purpose completely obsolete, and yet they will never return to earth. but there is no anger, no loathing at their circumstance. they pick something gentler. something soft. they pick to watch a game of football. to laugh with us. to cheer us on. to witness the weird soap opera that is having a favorite team for all of eternity. they wake up and see the face of their creator and think: that is the most beautiful thing i've ever seen.

yeah, they cant do much. they are in space. but it says a lot that nine wakes up and the first thing nine feels isnt anger or hatred. they wake up confused, uncertain, but they know one thing: i love you.

17776 is a total antithesis to things like terminator or AM from ihnmaims. nine, ten, and juice are objectively just extensions of human curiosity. a limb. until they arent. and when they cant be tools, they choose to love. to love a lot. and i think if 3 things of aluminum can choose iloveyouiloveyouiloveyou from their birth, i think a lot of us should too.