Re: [FH] Pantropists and John Crimmins was ecofundamentalists

At 9:58 AM -0500 11/17/02, John Crimmins wrote:
>
>Early experiments involved adapting human beings to live in new
>environments while still maintaining a humanoid form (thus the
Encounter
>Suit guys, who could just be, say, ammonia breathers) while the more
>radical fringe have entirely discarded the human form and have been
>designing people that will fit more-or-less seamlessly into alien
ecosystems.

So how many mistakes did they make? And did they just gloss over those?

>*These* Pantropists don't look human at all, and probably aren't humans
in
>any meaningful way.  Their societies are developing in some very
unusual
>(and a little disturbing) ways.

Ftah Ftah! Narethotehp aeeii, Ftah!
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