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“We still have quite a few mouth-breathing knuckle-draggers amongst us”As far as the end of humanity, you'll have to admit it's been a nice run. We've come a long way baby. Some of us aren't dragging our knuckles too much anymore. Not breathing through our mouths. We've had some nice technological advances.
Born in 1959 I think I was very fortunate. Loaded with privileges (white, male, right-handed, 6'-2"), lower-middle class but was able to attend college with a College Foundation Loan.
I was born just in time for color TV and Central Air conditioning. Indoor plumbing everywhere (Didn't have to suffer through outhouses, or chamber pots). Enjoyed the absolute best era for music (Late 50's through early 1970's). Dean Smith.
I was born too late for Vietnam - didn't even have to register in 1977 (they had shut that down for a couple of years and I squeaked by).
Obviously things haven't been great for everyone on the planet the past 60 years +/-. Some folks in under-developed, so-called 3rd World countries (don't like that term really) haven't actually had cake and ice cream for their entire lives.
But for most Americans - and a lot of the developed (1st World) countries - these past 60+/- years have been pretty easy compared to other decades and centuries across the globe.
But, all good things must come to an end. Mankind/humanity just can't stay out of it's own way. Barbarians still, really. We still have quite a few mouth-breathing knuckle-draggers amongst us.
Somebody earlier (above) was right - Mother Earth will be just fine, thanks. No need to "save" her. Once she's rid of all of us, she'll come out smelling like a rose. Literally.
So long, and thanks for all the fish!
Probably fake but also probably something that has actually happened.
It is also a mathematical certainty that if you keep choosing letters at random, you'll eventually churn out Hamlet. It's a pretty unambitious claim.It is a mathematical certainty that nuclear weapons will be used at some point in the future. The fact that it hasn't happened yet should not give you great comfort that it won't happen in the future. It is inevitable. Whether it results in the end of humanity remains to be be seen, but it is naive in the extreme to assume that nuclear weapons are simply deterrents.