Originally posted by Bicnarok
If you look at our surroundings and the animals and creatures etc which harmonise with nature in a clockwork fassion, it becomes clear that the human race doesn´t really fit in. You don´t see other creatures trying to build better roads etc.Maybe we are a cancer which has to be cured......
That would be interesting
Originally posted by Bicnarok
If you look at our surroundings and the animals and creatures etc which harmonise with nature in a clockwork fassion, it becomes clear that the human race doesn´t really fit in. You don´t see other creatures trying to build better roads etc.Maybe we are a cancer which has to be cured......
one thing pretty much lead to all that...farming...a means by which humans have been able to increase their numbers beyond any resemblance to harmony with their surroundings
I know
Their are different kind of monkeys different shades, then we have the aliens,. What would apes and monkey look like if they mated? Evolution.
Research The Dropas and the Hans they were aliens that crash landed in central China. then research hans olone and Hakka tribe. If you do your research you will find that the hakka people originate from the hans in central China and migrated to Asia Africa parts of china and who knows other places. There are different types and shades of monkeys aliens mixed with monkey that is who we are over time.
sound crazy I know I keep find more info and it is scray.
If anyone find anything else please post n tell me I not crazy!
We're still in the (evolutionary) infancy of our intellectual boom. The fact that we seem to be an unstable variable on the planet is likely due to the fact that we are progressing as a civilization so quickly. At some point, doubtless, there will be a fallout and a considerable loss of life, but there's no reason to assume we won't eventually adapt (or be forced to adapt) to our extended environment. It may be centuries yet, but I think saying things like "we're a cancer" or "we're going to kill ourselves off" are speculative at best, and tinged with more than a little unwarranted pessimism.