![]() He finds the food he is given repulsive and is disgusted by the humans and their irrational, unstructured, technologically unadvanced world. Andrew is institutionalized for mental health issues and is disgusted by the look of the human beings around him. He stumbles through the city searching for Andrew Martin’s home and is apprehended by authorities on his university campus for public nudity. ![]() His mission on Earth is to erase all traces of this Riemann hypothesis. When the narrator arrives as Andrew, he is stark naked and knows nothing about Earth except for the prejudices against human avarice he learned on his home planet. ![]() Professor Martin solved the Riemann hypothesis, thus confirming the possibilities of extraterrestrial life and the potential for human progress. The narrator is sent to Earth to take on the form of the recently deceased Andrew Martin, a prolific professor of mathematics at Cambridge University. ![]() The narrator acknowledges his home planet’s trepidation that human beings are dangerous and impulsive, but he encourages his reader to have an open mind as he tells his story. ![]() The Humans begins as a scientific report on the observations of one alien on planet Earth. ![]()
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