Humans Could Go the Way of the Dinosaur
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#2Given H. Sapiens' manifest unfitness for the planet-dominating role it has bred and slaughtered itself into, loss of it would be no bad thing. Shame about the other species though.
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#3Have the run of things for 200 million years then learn to fly?
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#4I'm fine with it. Let the ants take over, they seem to have their shit together.
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#5Seems nobody in earth wants to sell insurance for itself
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#6I would love to see a future of small hairless Galvespians inhabiting the planet.
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#7Found the daily doomsday post. Today our cause of death will be a meteor impact.
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#8I wonder what's the longest period in human history in which someone was not predicting the imminent demise of humanity... it's like a very small period.
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#9> We could see the collapse of not just one, but all human civilization, and possibly the extinction of our species—or even all the species on the planet. In short, it would be really, really bad.
We should probably note here that there's been exactly one sterilizing event in the entire history of life, and that was the formation of the moon. So even if we go, something else will survive. Even the end-Permian left survivors!
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#10Have the run of things for 200 million years then learn to fly?
Exactly. It's time to retire the cliche that the dinosaurs were a failure.