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Extinction is an absolute term. There is no difference between `slightly` extinct and `completely` extinct - quantifiers are meaningless here. It means 0 organi
by pharrington 8y ago
Extinction is an absolute term. There is no difference between `slightly` extinct and `completely` extinct - quantifiers are meaningless here. It means 0 organisms of the taxonomical group in question (for this particular discussion, species) are alive. If you are arguing against the possibility of extinction, then be clear, and actually do that.
- ThomPete 8y agoWhats up with the attitude of people commenting on this? I am just speculating here, those semantic details arent important for the larger discussion i was trying to start.