how do you know we are at the top of the chain? Maybe there is another specie we havent seen yet, that is more evolved than us.
Why didn't other species evolve intelectually like we did?
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But Humans have the ability to protect themselves from the virus's and diseases that are here. We are becoming smarter in the since of gaining knowledge on what may or may not wipe out our species.. apes and what not.. cant
go back in time about 65 years and say we have not made a big leap.
humans survive and adapt to things rather quickly.
but then again we are smart about SOME things and well.. not so smart on others...
in the 1804 Nicolas Appert invented "canned foods" but it was not till about 50 years later they decided to invent a can opener. SO for 50 years people used knives-chisles guns.. etc..
Theory also pertains to the eating of more cooked meat (protein)
which Humans are... so the comparison is equivalent to blades of grass or pieces of sand.
We are over abundant when we begin depleting our resources
Yeah, it's called an immune system - lots of stuff has one
But yeah, I know what you meant. Our recent progress is basically all communal - ONE in 6 billion people invents the can opener, and yet I not only know what one is, I can get one for virtually no resources without ever having to build one. It might just be the humans were the first to hit the point where survival of the whole and survival of the fittest have come together.
Since evolution generally happens over millions of years, and we've basically taken over the planet in a few thousand, it kind of makes sense nothing has evolved to match us. Maybe in 500,000 years another species would have evolved like us, but since we evolved first, they probably never will.
And since we've really only been around a few thousand years, there is also the chance that super-intelligence is NOT a good design. Think about it, intelligence lets you do things like build nukes, create pollution, spike the co2 level of the planet, ect. Know why crocodiles have been around for a million+ years? Because they don't know how to build nuclear weapons! It's weird to think about, but having too good of attributes can actually hurt a species chance of survival.
^agreed the smart we get.. the more destruction we can cause.
"But Humans have the ability to protect themselves from the virus's and diseases that are here" was meaning Humans have the ability to make antibiotics, antivirus and the knowledge of what causes them... lotsa stuff does not have that..
tho I would love to see a few monkeys in a lab... hell just for comedic effect
"But Humans have the ability to protect themselves from the virus's and diseases that are here" was meaning Humans have the ability to make antibiotics, antivirus and the knowledge of what causes them... lotsa stuff does not have that..
tho I would love to see a few monkeys in a lab... hell just for comedic effect
There are still a LOT of resources - you just can't look at them in terms of our current technologies. If you told someone in the 1500's that 8 million people would live in a 20 mile area, they'd never believe it, they'd never believe that they would fit, or that they wouldn't starve.
When the planet is built 400 layers high and our uranium is gone and our space sails aren't large enough to power our algae farms and are super computers prove cold fusion is impossible... maybe then it'll be time to start passing out condoms
kinda like dogs and wolves, ehh.and why are there still apes?
Not water
please explain how we come up with fresh water in places we dont currently have an "abundance" of? and then explain WHY we have not done it.
Desalinization too expensive currently.. Currently 61% of the US is considered in a drought
"Too expensive" is completely relative to what you need the water for. What I'm thinking you mean is "too expensive to farm with and make a decent profit" or maybe "too expensive for Africans with no money to get people to ship to them"
But water the whole "running out of water" thing is a myth - if a water shortage was bad enough, food prices would spike, and people would move / clean / do whatever to get water. Keep in mind that, whoever controls a resource, is benefited by you believing it's scare - the output of damn near everything is metered to maximize profits.
http://www.google.com/search?q=aqua...pw.r_qf.&fp=3e58ffd4bb6095f6&biw=1280&bih=803
it's close.. were not there yeat I think it says somewhere out main source is at 27% been awhile since I read on it.. but it's no myth
it's close.. were not there yeat I think it says somewhere out main source is at 27% been awhile since I read on it.. but it's no myth
Zaehet Strife
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Lol, i like that one.
Corso312
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That analogy doesn't work, dog is a domesticated wolf...they ate not wearing clothes or driving vehicles
mindphuk
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Actually a domesticated wolf is still a wolf. Dogs have evolved into a distinct species. What the hell does wearing clothes, driving cars or ANY other technology have to do with biological evolution? Are you trying to claim that the first homonids were not actually evolved because they didn't have technology yet?
Would you like to learn something about human evolution? I would be happy to explain some things to you but it seems you are more content in trying to poke holes in it, even though you have very little actual understanding.
Dislexicmidget2021
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Well, think about it we are essentially a product of two lower species before homosapien,we have the neanderthal and the cro-magnon.Two very much different species of homo erectus,practical polar opposites who started mating.You get all new traits in a cross breed such as ours,instead of either going more cro-magnon or more neanderthal we are a balance of both yet we have unprecedented capacity for creating and building that neither one ever possesed so intricately as ours has shown.Take into account that the capacity for making structures,tools and overall way of thinking had remained the same for thousands of years as either neanderthal or cro-magnon,they were in a virtual rut so to speak.When the cross breeding had been occuring for a time we slowly started becoming more in number as the new species arising in the land with this new set of capacity's waiting to unfold and flourish over time.Slowly but surely the cro magnons and neanderthals became fewer in number as a result of the line of genetics changing from this crossing and became for the most part extinct,at leaste it seems evident as such.Im not totaly sure but as far as I understand no other species on our planet evolved as a result of two more primitive species of its genetic makeup amalgumated in the way ours did,its been more so environmental adaptation with other animals right?I could be off base though.
meat will lose protein once cooked however I think the theory had to do with them being able to carry cooked meat for longer days as per raw which went rancid quicker...
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