It all happened one afternoon in 1947 on the outskirts of New Mexico, where the remains of a strange ship carrying a very particular biological cargo, some spores originating from somewhere on the Deep Web or some distant galaxy were found ... we will never know.
What is a proven fact is that this case was called the Roswell UFO incident, it is believed that two investigators Stanton T. Friedman and William L. Moore could determine that these spores were actually small, privately-appearing beings they called initially the “steemaliens”, very friendly, that when making contact with a human being, the “steemaliens” began to undergo a metamorphosis increasing in size and cloning to the human of which they adhered while this one sleeps and they did not let go until the perfect cloning finished , the host became the human and the human in a tiny spore approximately 1/8 "high, ready to reproduce in the same way in another human being.
The relatives of the cloned human, noticed a significant change in the behavior of this, that although it maintained the same physical appearance, the original memories and aptitudes, its behavior was very peculiar and these are some of its peculiarities:
1.- Photograph everything around you at every moment, as if looking for the perfect image.
2.- Many hours on the computer, creating articles, post and new forms of digital expression on the Web.
3.- Socializing constantly, in search of followers and the need to be part of new chat groups.
4.- Register in a web page originating from your planet called Steemit.com
5.- Gradual increase in creativity and in the various forms of art among others.
6.- Constant passion in giving "upvote", to spectacular contents.
7.- Search for the perfect post.
In March 2016 two researchers named Ned Scott and Dan Larimer said that this race of "steemialiens" wants to achieve a new world order, made up of highly social and highly creative inhabitants where the virtual currency will be the one that governs the new economy world led by aliens with tall Steem Powers.
Short story, inspired by the book by Jack Finney: "The Body Snatchers", published in 1955 and taken to the cinema as:
• Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956)
• Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978)
• Body Hackers (1993)
• The Invasion (2007).
I hope you enjoyed the story and are alert, a "steemialiens" can be close to you ...
@erfiguera