Really? Well Dervish, let's think about that. Since all things (compounded phenomena) are ultimately impermanent, including the heat from the sun, we may be very well be impermanent as well. Certainly on this rock. Whether we can ever populate and elsewhere in the cosmos is an unknown.
LC: Really? Well Dervish, let's think about that. Since all things (compounded phenomena) are ultimately impermanent, including the heat from the sun, we may be very well be impermanent as well. Certainly on this rock. Whether we can ever populate and elsewhere in the cosmos is an unknown.
I meant they are not going extinct imminently. There is no danger of this, barring nuclear war or a global warming catastrophe, happening any time soon (generations). Eventually, YES, humans will likely go extinct.
Humanity will never colonize other planets, IMO.
Minus FJ's claims concern declining birthrates. Birthrates can decline and humanity can continue for a very long time. There are definitely enough humans and this is NOT a problem. It surely isn't one I care about, at least.
This "extinction" claim is utter moronity. Though I would not care if it was true. But it definitely is not.
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DeleteI already know the claim that humans are going extinct is idiotic.
DeleteIn the immediate absolute sense, your right! But in the longer term future sense, extinction is the trend and direction.
DeleteReally? Well Dervish, let's think about that. Since all things (compounded phenomena) are ultimately impermanent, including the heat from the sun, we may be very well be impermanent as well. Certainly on this rock. Whether we can ever populate and elsewhere in the cosmos is an unknown.
ReplyDeleteLC: Really? Well Dervish, let's think about that. Since all things (compounded phenomena) are ultimately impermanent, including the heat from the sun, we may be very well be impermanent as well. Certainly on this rock. Whether we can ever populate and elsewhere in the cosmos is an unknown.
ReplyDeleteI meant they are not going extinct imminently. There is no danger of this, barring nuclear war or a global warming catastrophe, happening any time soon (generations). Eventually, YES, humans will likely go extinct.
Humanity will never colonize other planets, IMO.
Minus FJ's claims concern declining birthrates. Birthrates can decline and humanity can continue for a very long time. There are definitely enough humans and this is NOT a problem. It surely isn't one I care about, at least.
Minus: In the immediate absolute sense, your right! But in the longer term future sense, extinction is the trend and direction.
ReplyDelete1. No.
2. I would not care even if this was true. You care? If so, why?
Exactly how I feel vs. global warming.
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