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Well, over a sufficient timeline, humans will just be a common ancestor species of a series of new, distinct species. That's how it goes. It's a bit disappoin
by speakfreely 1y ago
Well, over a sufficient timeline, humans will just be a common ancestor species of a series of new, distinct species. That's how it goes.
It's a bit disappointing to think that billions of years of evolution would result in only hardy bacteria or algae surviving to represent life. I think the continuation of consciousness is a more interesting goal... whether it happens in our carbon-based biology or in some other way is a secondary concern.
- ghssds 1y agoHow do you know bacteria and algae aren't conscious?
- lazide 1y agoI asked them and they told me no.
- IAmBroom 1y agoYou seem unaware of extinction events. Humans are not guaranteed descendent species.
- speakfreely 1y agoUnnecessary snark, especially based on my comment and what I was replying to. Hope your day gets better.