yeah it's fun to find art that most closely fits my image of him

I'll agree with So-crates

Not that much of a leap to go from A Song of Ice and Fire to the Dune Novels.

@@WorgenGrrl I’m talking about how he was strictly only summaries, narration, and theories when he was IoIaF. But now Quinn does lots of comedy skits with organism and shows his face always. He still has the cool wistful music and talks about dune like he always has, now though he’s grown more into his own person here.

And it was AMAZING then, now its UNRIVALED!

Absolutely! ...So-Crates. ;)

Sounds like a big red pill to me

Love is an abomination

I thought the point was about teenage girls falling for much older men?

@@LuciFeric137 Then you being a product of Love are an abomination.

@@WorgenGrrl vehementi daemonium Saecula VIVIVI. Mind your own business. You have been warned .

"Scattering of Dune" Or "Dune: Scattering"

@@thegoodwin By Brian Herbert ans Kevin J Anderson 😝

@@thesinfultictac5704 , in BH and KJA's version of "Scattering of Dune," it'll be a rip-off of Fallout, Borderlands, and Total Recall meets bioengineered Talking Horses and with hints dropped here and of a malfunctional HAL-9000 named Ibll Tegas, which is anagram of Bill Gates.

The problem with pre-spice FTL flight was that it needed a thinking machine, which were anathema. Human guidance had a 50% or higher chance of flying into an uncomputed star or planet.

Before we could fold space, we could still travel, it just took a long time.

Envy

Out of print and non canon, books 7 & 8 are based on notes left by Frank Herbert in a locked 📦. So, the Dune Encyclopedia does not really follow the Dune story.

I was pretty sure the great enemy was just social stagnation, like, just like today's world is smaller than it used to be, the galaxy has become interconected, dune happens in an era where single political entities have the technological capability to rule entire galaxies. There is also the fact that in the universe, our galaxy is just a small tiny point of light. The machines have been defeated already once, so the great enemy was having all your eggs in one basket. Be it centralization of power, or of human habited space. That was my take at least.

I love the original series! I'm ve read it over 10 times... Mainly because I bought the Brian Herbert books and I struggled and eventually gave up on them... The disappointment was too much

I think hes doing a couple videos before releasing it according to his community post

5 months later.....🤔

Its out now!

That my friend is the power of human imagination.....something that is being destroyed in 2023

​@@mephistoxarses8585only if you're an idiot. I have 20 years of world building in my head that begs to differ. Don't be a fogie.

I think that she had to know what was going to happen, considering what happened to her in the desert, and went through with it anyways as that was what was needed to be done to complete The Golden Path.

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I'm one of those who still thinks the Face Dancers made infinitely better antagonist because of the abilities and complications exhibited through Rakian Chief Priest Hedley Tuek for example. That AI angle was lazy, and overplayed for the depth that was the Dune universe. Dune went from being extraordinary, creative and philosophical to mundane, stereotypical and boring... But that's just my opinion.

In God Emperor of Dune, the God Emperor may have stopped the rise of the machines on Ix. At the end of Chapterhouse Dune, Daniel and Marty are advanced Face Dancers. If there were to be machines or some sort of AI, it would be used as a distraction by highly evolved Face Dancers or Tleilaxu against the Humans so they can launch their dominance in all aspects of human societies across the universe.

Remember that Dune was written 50 years ago. It wasnt "stereotypical" then to go that route.

To keep off upcoming stagnation, people had to be put through drastic times to adapt. Like many natural changes, many would not make it.

I'm so glad!

Leto II didn't create a system to function after him because the famine times and the resultant scattering are part of the golden path. Humanity was doomed if it stayed on its course, the Empire was stagnant and lost the ability to innovate and evolve. Paul and Leto II saw that if humanity stayed as it was then it'd be vulnerable to being wiped out. Paul saw that in order to save humanity he would need to sacrifice his own but he could not bear the burden of becoming the God Emperor. Leto II didn't have that choice, he saw how the Jihad had evolved and how Alia had run the regency and knew that he has no choice and he must become the God Emperor because even in the hands of the Attradies who should know how to steer humanity on the right path to avoid extinction humanity was still doomed because individual rulers could not hold the course over the length of time that was needed to ensure humanity evolved in the right direction to survive. Leto II saw that human society was sinking into stagnant ways and had stopped expanding as a species. He could see that all human timelines converged into a single thread which ended with our extinction. There was a threat in the far future that would hunt down and kill every human it could find. If humans only stayed within the familiar bounds of the old empire they could all easily be fond and wiped out. Leto II enforced his peace onto his empire with the intent that when he died no one power would be able to gain total control of all of humanity ever again. He saw that after the famine times there would come the scattering. But he also saw that humanity would still be vulnerable to the orical and and an enemy with prescience would be able to track any human down. So he also used his rule to co-opt the BG breading plan to create a gene in humans that would shield them from prescience and to make sure that gene would be passed along to most of the human race in time. Leto II was not a monster he just knew what needed to be done and knew that he was the only person that could do it. Was the Golden Path abhorrent? Yes it's horrible, Duncan and Siona both say so often. Was it the only way to allow humanity to survive? Also yes.

Glad I'm not the only one thinking on those lines....still, I don't think Organism's going to win out, no matter how much chrome it buys, its still just Organism. Its not how much chrome your packin, its how your mind uses it.

It can be without having to use the AI entities from the Butlerian Jihad stories by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson. If there were to be cyberfied humans out there post-Chapterhouse, they're most likely to be humans in the Scattering who returned to the use of such machines.

@@thegoodwin how do you know they didnt write those ai characters into their books because they were in Frank's lost notes? So they just wrote the beginning to match the end like the star wars prequels.

@@kyleterrell6842 , there was an interview that Brian Herbert and Kevin J Anderson admitted that Omnius and Erasmus were of their own creations not Frank Herbert's. Also, there was another interview where they both admitted to using the Dune 7 outline and bring over Omnius and Erasmus characters into it.

@@thegoodwin I didn't know that. Thanks for the info. But I dont really care either way. I'm glad they made the ending. Even if some stuff didn't add up completely and the writing quality was not the same. I'm happy chapterhouse wasn't the end forever. My dad told me how sad he was when frank died and there would never be another book. And how excited he was when he found out there were new books. I only started reading dune about 3 years ago. And I'm glad I got to read 7 and 8 immediately after 6. Not 25 years later.

@@professorerudite I loved the ghola project. I just hated that they couldn't wake up paul until the end when he gets one line in. The whole point of them was to get their unique knowledge to help the fight. And the end of leto was kinda stupid. I liked all of it until he walked into the worms mouth. That was dumb. I have only read the main storyline books. I just don't have the money to get the prequels yet. I didnt think I would need to read them before the ending. But I dont think I lost anything. I'll probably like it more once I get all the context. This is the first real books I've read outside of school, and I never liked reading until I started dune. I feel like I'm going to be disappointed by any author not named frank herbert now.

Ooooooooh! I was wondering what I got wrong from that passage! Well well well, it's now official: Quinn isn't perfect after all. We need to cancel the building of the Church of the God-Quinn of Dune, he's human after all...

@@askani21 It is a crushing realization. Still, hands down one of the best youtubers ever.

@@chrisward9218 Indeed he is. He is. :)

None that I can remember, the time that would make sense to me is the 100-200 years terraforming Arrakis took

Through Harq Al-Ada the Atreides are also Corrino.