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From: VFW on 12 Dec 2009 00:45
there's an excellent chance that the humans will go extinct. Sooner or
later. after all 99% of all the species that have ever existed are gone.
It' not unusual.
So, my advice; Enjoy the Moment
and ;
If you are in the moment, you will tap into a space where you don't do
"needy" A great way to walk lightly on the earth.
Good Luck ! People of the Earth.
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money; what a concept!
From: Rod Speed on 12 Dec 2009 02:43
VFW wrote:

> there's an excellent chance that the humans will go extinct. Sooner or later.

Nope, no other species even comes close to completely
dominating their environment and every other species.

> after all 99% of all the species that have ever existed are gone.

Yes, but no species that was ever as dominant as humans ever has.

> It' not unusual.

Completely dominating like humans have is.

> So, my advice; Enjoy the Moment

Dont need to bother. Humans certainly wont be going extinct in my lifetime.

> and ; If you are in the moment, you will tap into a space where
> you don't do "needy" A great way to walk lightly on the earth.

Even sillier.

> Good Luck ! People of the Earth.


From: The Real Bev on 12 Dec 2009 12:53
Rod Speed wrote:

> VFW wrote:
>
>> there's an excellent chance that the humans will go extinct. Sooner or later.

And the earth will eventually be consumed by the sun.

> Nope, no other species even comes close to completely
> dominating their environment and every other species.

If we're so dominant, how come we still have ants, roaches, rats, viruses and
evil bacteria?

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Cheers, Bev
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From: Rod Speed on 12 Dec 2009 13:24
The Real Bev wrote
> Rod Speed wrote
>> VFW wrote:

>>> there's an excellent chance that the humans will go extinct. Sooner or later.

> And the earth will eventually be consumed by the sun.

But humans may have moved on from the earth by then.

>> Nope, no other species even comes close to completely
>> dominating their environment and every other species.

> If we're so dominant, how come we still have ants, roaches, rats, viruses and evil bacteria?

Because we have enough of a clue to realise that it makes no sense to exterminate them all.

We have worked out how to exterminate some from the wild, most obviously with smallpox.


From: The Real Bev on 12 Dec 2009 19:53
Rod Speed wrote:

> The Real Bev wrote
>> Rod Speed wrote
>>> VFW wrote:
>
>>>> there's an excellent chance that the humans will go extinct. Sooner or
>>>> later.
>
>> And the earth will eventually be consumed by the sun.
>
> But humans may have moved on from the earth by then.

If I can't take Death Valley with me, I'm not going.

>>> Nope, no other species even comes close to completely dominating their
>>> environment and every other species.
>
>> If we're so dominant, how come we still have ants, roaches, rats, viruses
>> and evil bacteria?
>
> Because we have enough of a clue to realise that it makes no sense to
> exterminate them all.
>
> We have worked out how to exterminate some from the wild, most obviously
> with smallpox.

We still keep samples, though, just in case we might need them some time.

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Cheers, Bev
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