Current Events > Have the "people" in Star Wars always been Human?

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I know they called themselves humans in the Episode 2. But were they always just humans? It just seemed at that there are humans in a Galaxy far far away.
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I take it as "extremely human-like but not actually human"

They were beamed in from Star Trek
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Mikablu posted...

I take it as "extremely human-like but not actually human"

P much
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Millions of galaxies that have trillions of stars many of which have planets that could support life, and you thinks it's odd that two species could evolve similarly?
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Were_Wyrm posted...

Millions of galaxies that have trillions of stars many of which have planets that could support life, and you thinks it's odd that two species could evolve similarly?

Its possible that human life on earth( in Star Wars canon assuming you take the in long time ago in a galaxy far far away literally) was some kind of deep space colonization effort that didnt go so well and anything known about the old galaxy survived only as a story.

Or just ya as you imply in a infinite universe very similar or even identical lifeforms could emerge far away from each other.
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It's a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away. They're our ancestors dude.
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Han Solo mentions human beings in episode 4 I believe.
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Were_Wyrm posted...

Millions of galaxies that have trillions of stars many of which have planets that could support life, and you thinks it's odd that two species could evolve similarly?

Billions of galaxies. Still though the moon, Jupiter, Mars, possibly comets, plus rogue planets all played a role in earth developing the way it did as well as species evolving this way.