Re: Civilization and Evolution

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>"Civilization", as commonly understood, is a negative evolutionary trait.
>Specifically, I mean that the modern world of man is a recessionary
>biological
>trait, and will eventually result in Man's disappearance from earth.
>
>Example? Resource use. Only a blind fool fails to recognize that humanity
>is
>consuming the finite resourses available to us. What then?

Well, the overpopulation of rats causes starvation and massdeaths among them but still they exist. I think this is the very same sit=
uation among humans, we starv and loos our 'touch' to the sivilization but I dont believe that all humans would disappear.

It's nature, sad but logical.

Anni

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