Emperor Bioman: Human GK

What is a planet?

If there were no living things on a planet, there would be no such biological question: "What is what?"

What, then, is a planet? Imagine that animals and humans had never been born: everything would be pitch-black and silent, with only a faint glimmer of light. If there were living things on a planet, their language might go something like this: after landing on or gathering on one planet, they look toward a second planet, such as the moon, and can understand that he or they are aliens.

But humans are animals. Even if they vanished, they would have no way to understand that they were aliens. So what are humans, as animals? Humans are merely creatures of a world perceived through sight and the senses. Humans are only biological GK.

This is a work that surpasses all human understanding and every human language and script. It can make English, French, German, American English, and other languages, both major and minor, seem dim by comparison. For the first time, it enables humanity to understand what language is: not merely a tool for conversation, but the chief force shaping human intelligence. It offers precise help for every person's life and for the journey you have already begun.

Every day, they and the others call it the "Human Endpoint." Whether they raise an arm to look at themselves or gaze at one another, all they see is a person who lives for only a few decades.

Therefore, the emperor wants to create a "time creature" to fly across planets. But it cannot be used in the human body or the human world. Still, there are countless kinds of living things. Perhaps, many years from now, humans will become biological humans.