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>humans can live in a much broader set of environmental conditions than any other species. Absolutely not. Most lifeforms simpler than us have an easier time s
by Retra 9y ago
>humans can live in a much broader set of environmental conditions than any other species.
Absolutely not. Most lifeforms simpler than us have an easier time surviving because it is easier for them to reproduce quickly. You're basically ignoring insects, crustaceans, algea, bacteria, most plants, and pretty much everything else.
Sure we're hardy and adaptable when you ignore most of life on earth. And then you want to bet on the only species that has almost purposefully engineered its own demise? Talk about bias...