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Pandemonium · 19-01-12, 01:18 AM

It's Not The End Of The World - YouTube

bowchickawowwow · 27-01-12, 11:37 AM

The extinction of humans is inevitable. Time scale: Dinasaurs. Dinasaurs Die. New species evolves. Humans. Humans become extinct. Other animals evolve. A new species takes over.
It's a never ending cycle(debatable), it has already happened with dinasaurs, so we are only the beginning. It will happen thousands of times.

Galaxy · 27-01-12, 09:52 PM

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Originally Posted by bowchickawowwow

The extinction of humans is inevitable. Time scale: Dinasaurs. Dinasaurs Die. New species evolves. Humans. Humans become extinct. Other animals evolve. A new species takes over.
It's a never ending cycle(debatable), it has already happened with dinasaurs, so we are only the beginning. It will happen thousands of times.

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Originally Posted by Syrian

Just because few peoples this year overthrew their fat-ass dictators, and a couple of Tsunami's happened, doesn't mean that the world has come to an end.

But yeah! I believe that the world will come to an end one day, but we will never know how or when until it happens...

For the most part I agree with the things that are in bold. The human race as we know it, will someday die out & a new species will arrive. I also agree that the world will end,but we will never know how everything will happen.

Slightly · 28-01-12, 08:23 AM

The human race won't necessarily become extinct. First, there must be a major event capable of killing the vast majority, if not all human beings. Second, we must be unable to defend against it in any way for it to have a total effect on us. Third, we mustn't have a way of recovering and increasing population.

It was much easier for the dinosaurs to die off. They didn't have technology or science or organisation like humans do.

bowchickawowwow · 28-01-12, 09:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Slightly

The human race won't necessarily become extinct. First, there must be a major event capable of killing the vast majority, if not all human beings. Second, we must be unable to defend against it in any way for it to have a total effect on us. Third, we mustn't have a way of recovering and increasing population.

It was much easier for the dinosaurs to die off. They didn't have technology or science or organisation like humans do.

we'll manage