Both are part of a dynamic environment happening with time progressing relatively to its size.
Has Nature simply finally pushed life too far?
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Both are part of a dynamic environment happening with time progressing relatively to its size.
Basically killed most life with the exception of only the very very resistant to cold weather, that it's situational, or part of its DNA structure.
If Our environments are so hostile, is it not a mathematical certainty that life will eventually achieve dominance over it over a period of infinity ?
They are the same.
But separating them can be helpful with analyzing the dynamics they share?
Not 100% sure. I'll have to sit and mentally digest the question
Yes, Until we achieve regular space travel, our dominance is, of only over earth and its environment. We definitely have not achieved dominance over this solar system, But the process towards it has started.
If it's not us, something else will eventually. It's a mathematical certainty .
My point is why feel so guilty about it.
I like to study history . What we learn from the past we can correct in the future. I have no idea what the fukk you're thinking. And quite honestly I don't care.
and yet you take the time to quote and reply. Interesting actions from someone that "doesn't care".
Yes I love it moron. And when you take exception to my posts I love it even more. Now,,is breakfast ready ,,you know,,a loaf of toast, a side of bacon and a dozen cacklberries? Get to cookin Pud .
If really you wanted to look at it from a very un-imaginative perspective, Maybe. But why be so closed minded?
You would have to take the time to further explain yourself in more details, Because I'm not sure exactly why you have been stumped to this conclusion.