If something so big happened that humanity was entirely wiped out, I don't think any other life on Earth would stand a chance, or any traces of us would be left behind. We're the most adaptable race on the planet, its going to take nothing short of worldwide decimation to get rid us out completely.
A race of reptiles and bird-like creatures who ruled the world for hundreds of millions of years...far superior to our meager 200,000 year existance...were eraticated 65 million years ago by a huge, catastrophic event, and evidence remains of their rein.
Even the oldest life-forms, bacteria and viruses, have changed drastically from their original composition.
Evolution takes its course, either by sudden catastrophy, or gradual changes...and leaves evidence behind.
Is it normal to wonder what future beings will think?
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If something so big happened that humanity was entirely wiped out, I don't think any other life on Earth would stand a chance, or any traces of us would be left behind. We're the most adaptable race on the planet, its going to take nothing short of worldwide decimation to get rid us out completely.
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A race of reptiles and bird-like creatures who ruled the world for hundreds of millions of years...far superior to our meager 200,000 year existance...were eraticated 65 million years ago by a huge, catastrophic event, and evidence remains of their rein.
Even the oldest life-forms, bacteria and viruses, have changed drastically from their original composition.
Evolution takes its course, either by sudden catastrophy, or gradual changes...and leaves evidence behind.
...I just wonder what they'll think of us.