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We evolved as a clannish tribal species. Agnosticsherbet Feb 2015 #1
I'm quite of the mind that our entire penchant for self-destructiveness is due to genetic imperative MrScorpio Feb 2015 #2
It may very well be that we have reached the bottleneck that explainers the Fermi Paradox. Agnosticsherbet Feb 2015 #3
Yesterday, I watched on CSPAN an author talk about her book... MrScorpio Feb 2015 #4
The first great extinction was when the oxygen released by plants killed off the anaerobic life.. Fumesucker Feb 2015 #9
I should have added that ours would be the first SENTIENT species to trigger its own extinction... MrScorpio Feb 2015 #11
When we discover Newest Reality Feb 2015 #5
That would depend on whether we're actually able of learning from our mistakes... MrScorpio Feb 2015 #8
Yes, I agree. Newest Reality Feb 2015 #12
I'm really interested in knowing whether the changes will be either natural or planned. MrScorpio Feb 2015 #14
That's a good philosophical inquiry and an open Newest Reality Feb 2015 #15
What really saddens me is the extent to which abstraction has taken over our lives... MrScorpio Feb 2015 #16
Well, I admire Newest Reality Feb 2015 #17
We know that the universe is huge... MrScorpio Feb 2015 #18
It will be the age of the kitteh NuclearDem Feb 2015 #6
There probably won't be enough time for that, depending on how far the ecosystem gets kicked back Fumesucker Feb 2015 #7
Oh yeah, I do.. MrScorpio Feb 2015 #10
I suspect we may not be that unsusual for an apex species Fumesucker Feb 2015 #13
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