Evolving Humanity: Colonization's Impact

Okay, so picture this: you’re born on Mars. You’ve never breathed Earth’s air,

never swum in an ocean, never even felt Earth’s gravity. To you,

Earth might feel alien—too bright, too heavy, too overwhelming. Over time,

colonies wouldn’t just survive—they’d evolve. Cultures would diverge, maybe even bodies.

Martians might adapt to low gravity, Jovian colonists to enclosed habitats, and open skies could

feel terrifying instead of freeing. Humanity wouldn’t just expand—we’d splinter into entirely

new civilizations, each with their own identities, myths, and maybe even physical

traits. Colonization isn’t just about moving somewhere else—it’s about transforming