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Because solarians don’t know name Earth, and they don’t care. And they don’t consider humans as equals to respect them. Just apemen from pale blue planet.
I'm pretty sure the devs never said what the OP claimed.
since they basically are farming humans they prefer to distance themselves/ have no interactions with them.That way it becomes less unethical / ignorance is bliss / they are too primitive and will probably off themselves anyways . This is also why you get all the interactions with chubby and how he responds to shuanshuan.
Assuming you did read "humans" that means the apeman have lived long enough to name themselves that. But since the humans haven't really interacted with the solarians and vice versa the solarians do not know what they call themselves or their planet. Most of the game is in perspective of a solarian/alien/ yi so thats why they have always been called apeman because thats what they have named the humans. Also honestly human is a word that doesnt really get thrown in normal conversations anyways or earth.
By the way, the apemen and their planet can be obviously a reference to humans and Earth without actually being humans and Earth. By not naming them such, you can avoid a lot of pointless lore implications and contradictions. It creates more freedom for the story to be its own thing.
On this topic though, one other minor localization oddity I noticed is at the end, the recorded council meeting, someone (Yi maybe) refers to the inhabitants of the pale blue planet as "humanoid", which doesn't make sense. Even if they're called humans, Yi would be more likely to call them "solarianoid" or I'd just say "bipedal" if anything at all.