'Ahhh, don't tell me?'

species

I'll leave myself in your good hands.

'How is that not a big deal?'

Earth

split

I think I have seen talks about the Human God on the Net a few times, but that isn't what's important right now.

Because now she is talking about the true

identity

of the Earth that I've lived in till now. 

1. The most common species in the Great Universe is supposedly human.

This is an indisputable proposition. It goes without saying that, even by numbers, 70 percent of all the intelligent bodies in the universe are humans, or beings similar to humans. Though it is biologically impossible, it's possible if it's from the

theological

point of view which Celestia mentioned in the past. If the transcendental beings who created the world designed humans, then it wouldn't be weird if we evolved and became human beings through normal processes.

2. Even though we are all humans of the same, if they exist on another planet, then they will develop completely different cultures.

It's a given of course. There are countless languages and letters on Earth alone. Just by crossing over a mountain and you would be exposed to a completely different culture - this is what made human humans. It's impossible to have a similar culture just because we're all humans.

Nice to meet you, partner. I'm Napoleon.

'But so what?'

That's right. Why does it matter?

'Of course, I can't actually do somersaults with my own body.' 

Partner, there's incoming communications from the bridge deck. I'll connect you.

Did you get on Napoleon properly? Did the synchronization finish well?

Get a move on right this moment!

I just got on, so what's this bear talking about?