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Humanity has sided with those "few inbred scum families". Heck, the majority of humanity works for those very people. People got "mouths to feed".
Originally posted by Bacardi
reply to post by watchitburn
And who is to engineer this "culling"? Who are the select few to live through it? Who dies to make this master engineer God? I'd rather side with humanity than a few inbred scum families that think they control the planet because they have wealth due to their ancestors finding a way to screw over the idiots of their day.
Originally posted by Bacardi
Humanity has conquered everything on this planet but itself. We are not the men and women that our ancestors were. To be honest, I'd wager, that if the lights went out tomorrow, more than half the population would simply vanish. This is not evolution, this is domestication.
If things went pop tomorrow, all hell would break loose. People wouldn't even be thinking about deers and fish! They'd be thinking nearest supermarket to loot.
Originally posted by nothingwrong
Originally posted by Bacardi
Humanity has conquered everything on this planet but itself. We are not the men and women that our ancestors were. To be honest, I'd wager, that if the lights went out tomorrow, more than half the population would simply vanish. This is not evolution, this is domestication.
We evolved into something very domesticated, did we not?
We don't know how to do all sorts of things we could do before. We forgot those skills. So you are right, if everything went pop tomorrow we would not know how to survive. There is logically no point for us as a species to retain all that old info. Sad, but true.
EG could we build a pyramid like those Egypt now? Even with out new technology we would struggle.
There was a time when wolves were our enemy
Originally posted by nothingwrong
EG could we build a pyramid like those Egypt now?
Even with out new technology we would struggle.
In just the American phase of the construction (1903-1914) a total of 238,845,587 cubic yards were excavated. In 1907, men were moving 1,000,000 cubic yards every month. Three million cubic yards pales in comparison.