This image, started in the 80s has evolved.
So did the concept of the Humnan, initially called Tuman, which in Polish and Ukrainian means (among other things) fog, cloud of dust.
So, what is a Humnan?
The original definition (around 2010): a defective biped that can't spell, not bothered to correct his (or her) errors. Not clear if has a brain, perhaps somewhere there, in some form, mixed-with/driven by other organs. A passing stage of evolution, soon to be replaced by more intelligent, silicon-based forms of life...
Updated definition (2024): doing well - amplified by "social" media the numbers of Humnans are growing, on track to becoming predominant - collectively known as Humnanity - likely to inherit the planet (for a while).
What you see here is just one of the versions - as a ›Versioned Edition this image mutates. You can personalise and evenco-create , by adding your own data or elements (although we will not accept names of specific individuals - we are not in that kind of business).
So did the concept of the Humnan, initially called Tuman, which in Polish and Ukrainian means (among other things) fog, cloud of dust.
So, what is a Humnan?
The original definition (around 2010): a defective biped that can't spell, not bothered to correct his (or her) errors. Not clear if has a brain, perhaps somewhere there, in some form, mixed-with/driven by other organs. A passing stage of evolution, soon to be replaced by more intelligent, silicon-based forms of life...
Updated definition (2024): doing well - amplified by "social" media the numbers of Humnans are growing, on track to becoming predominant - collectively known as Humnanity - likely to inherit the planet (for a while).
What you see here is just one of the versions - as a ›Versioned Edition this image mutates. You can personalise and even
