What about non-human inspirations for fictional social and cultural worlds?

[Yusra]

Non-human inspirations, such as nature, animals, and mythology, offer a rich source of creativity for building fictional social and cultural worlds. By exploring the intricate social structures of insect colonies, the majestic cultures of ancient civilizations, or the symbolic significance of mythical creatures, creators can craft unique and immersive worlds that resonate with audiences. These inspirations can add depth, richness, and authenticity to fictional societies, cultures, and characters, inviting readers and viewers to explore new perspectives and ideas.

 

[eLdavis]

They actually tend to create the best contents. Some of my favorite books, movies and even games are usually based on friction. It makes you wonder, if these things where to be real, how would you live with them?