Chordatas are funny things. Sure, evolution tricked us out pretty good, what with our cranial brain buckets and notochords that mutate into our stubborn, vertebral backbones. But we distinctly lack something the Arthropods have in spades: antennae. As appendages that can sense, receive, transmit, motor a body about, attach to the attractive rock, as well as wow potential dating interests, antennae are ESP morphology, both alien and allineate. And they come in a variety of shapes, something to fit every sense of style: threaded, beaded, bristled, saw-toothed, clubby, combed, elbowed. They can be directed toward particular tasks, but also can go about their business without specific agendas. Whatever the vibration, they pick it up. In 2026, get your Luna Moth sensors on, smash the channel barrier, and tune in to all extraordinary electromagnetic waves coming your way. Whatever the immeasurable equations of 2026, savvy are those with the outer-infinity coordination of extra antennae.
