XPost: alt.global-warming   
   From: kym@kymhorsell.com   
      
   [grps trimmed to AIOE std]   
   In alt.global-warming Mr. B1ack  wrote:   
   > On Wed, 23 May 2018 17:09:47 +0100, johnny-knowall    
   > wrote:   
   >>On 23 May 2018, Bean MeScotty wrote   
   >>(in article ):   
   >>> > On Monday, May 21, 2018 at 8:15:25 PM UTC-4, MrPosti...@kymhorsell.com   
   >>> > wrote:   
   >>> > > > "humans have destoyed 85% of mammals: study"   
   >>> The universe destroyed the Dinosaurs.... why are humans more evil than   
   >>> the universe?   
   >>But were they destroyed by the universe, or simply because they were unable   
   >>to adapt to a rapid change of physical and climatic conditions?   
   >>A moral there somewhere, for any other species with that built-in inertia for   
   >>survival in extreme conditions.   
   >>And if you still believe the universe really did kill the dinosaurs, how much   
   >>money was made for the universe to spend on military equipment compared with   
   >>the human destruction model?   
   >   Very little ... which makes the universe inferior  :-)   
   >   As for the poor dinos ... I think most of them had   
   >   become "niche specialists" over time. This is a   
   >   very bad thing. If conditions change even a little,   
   >   yer dead. The asteroid and Indian volcanoes   
   >   changed things more than a little .....   
   >   If you want long-term survivors ... humans, rats,   
   >   roaches.   
      
   Not jellyfish (500 mn) and horseshoe crabs (400 mn)?   
   Even pines have been around 350 mn years.   
   Mammals as a whole have only been around 250 mn years.   
   Cockroaches date back around 200 mn.   
   Human and rat ancestors divered only around 80 mya.   
   Only 1 human species managed to make 2 million.   
      
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