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Imagine that, life in different environments evolving and adapting to fit those environments... Someone should propose a theory about this, they could call it t
by yosito 2y ago
Imagine that, life in different environments evolving and adapting to fit those environments... Someone should propose a theory about this, they could call it the Theory of Evolution.
- dailykoder 2y ago[flagged]
- Ygg2 2y agobollocks! Next you're going to claim birds are real, and we aren't trapped in Demiurge's Dungeon.
- livingsystems 2y agoOh crap, only problem though is the only observable science we've done on this kind of evolution left E.coli to remain as E.coli after 75000 generations (Lenski experiments), leaving no clue about how the simplest known living cell with some 400+ genes (at ~1k bases each roughly speaking) arose, unfortunately. But let's just call this evolution and pretend that it explains something of the goo-to-you type of evolution most people think about when talking about evolution!
- candiodari 2y agoWell, if that means Humans can't reasonably leave earth, it's going to suck.
- red-iron-pine 2y agohumans could just suck it up and, you know, make earth not suck like if we can't terraform terra, how tf are we doing that to a barren rock 1 year away with no atmosphere?
- vundercind 2y agoThe amount of free “capital” (if you will) for maintaining life that you get on Earth is truly enormous. The mind strains to imagine the costs of building and maintaining all that somewhere that has almost none of it, and is very far from Earth. Other planets are… kind super-duper terrible. Space itself is even worse.