Is it inevitable? (Earth, dinosaur, Kingdom, choice, evolution)

[Boop]

Originally Posted by charles brough

You really do want to pack us in, don't you! Seems to me we are already so crowded here on Earth would should be forcefully building space colonies

Yeah, I'm thinking reconstituted hydroponic bio-mass.

Originally Posted by charles brough

and finding room out in our solar system to climatize into satellite Earths for us!

There may come a day when the thought of being bound by gravity becomes repulsive.

Originally Posted by charles brough

We have immense environmental problems with just this many people
what would those problems be if we had to feed ithat many more people on single acres of land?

Yes

[PureX]

It's possible, but not inevitable.

We can all do a little bit to help us survive by working on ourselves. But if we fail, then I suppose we will have "deserved" it. In any case, none of us are getting out of here alive, anyway. So I don't see that it's such a big issue whether we go out collectively, or one at a time.

[Boop]

Originally Posted by PureX

It's possible, but not inevitable.

We can all do a little bit to help us survive by working on ourselves. But if we fail, then I suppose we will have "deserved" it. In any case, none of us are getting out of here alive, anyway. So I don't see that it's such a big issue whether we go out collectively, or one at a time.

"I saw another mighty angel come down from heaven, clothed with a cloud" Rev:10

Like the big ship in 'Independence Day' movie.

"Well I dreamed I saw the silver space ships flying In the yellow haze of the sun
There were children crying and colors flying All around the chosen ones
All in a dream, all in a dream The loading had begun
They were flying Mother Nature's silver seed to a new home in the sun"

Neil Young- After the Gold Rush

Originally Posted by PureX

none of us are getting out of here alive

You seem sure of your statements.

[Boop]

Beam me up, Scotty!

[Flappycat]

Originally Posted by love

Is it inevitable that mankind will destroy himself with the weapons of today? How much more will the technology of destruction advance before someone loses control? Do we protect ours by being able to kick their butts? Where does it end?

We protect ourselves by protecting ourselves. If we look for ways to shoot down destructive missiles and stall engineered epidemics, we won't find ourselves in that fix, will we? Besides, I think that, in spite of continuing tensions, world leaders are gradually getting the hint that we've only got one planet. I'm actually impressed with how much progress has been made.