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7.7 billion people disagree... well a lot of them don't, probably the religious nuts.
My life is precious, yours is nothing. Maybe a RIP post. That's how it works.
A very pessimistic and provably wrong point of view.
7.7 billion people disagree... well a lot of them don't, probably the religious nuts.
My life is precious, yours is nothing. Maybe a RIP post. That's how it works.
But it isn't, there's trillions of different living organisms on this planet, entire species have come & gone over billions of years & we have even played a part in extinguishing that life and continue to do so, in order to survive we must kill a living organism be it an animal or a plant, but life, it's precious Hell we're quite comfortable extinguishing each other over ideologies
We're not even the equivalent of a grain sand in the universe, not even comparable to atoms most likely, do we consider how precious and important each grain of dirt we walk on is ? do we think how precious the atoms that bind us are ?
A very pessimistic and provably wrong point of view.
But it isn't, there's trillions of different living organisms on this planet, entire species have come & gone over billions of years & we have even played a part in extinguishing that life and continue to do so, in order to survive we must kill a living organism be it an animal or a plant, but life, it's precious Hell we're quite comfortable extinguishing each other over ideologies
We're not even the equivalent of a grain sand in the universe, not even comparable to atoms most likely, do we consider how precious and important each grain of dirt we walk on is ? do we think how precious the atoms that bind us are ?
And when the earth is gone, and you weigh the contributions of you and the grain of sand.....We are more important then grains of sand, this is obvious. Just look around you, I don't need to explain this it is self evident.
And when monkeys create civilisation then they are as important as us. Until then our lives mean more then any animal on this earth.
We are more important then grains of sand, this is obvious. Just look around you, I don't need to explain this it is self evident.
And when monkeys create civilisation then they are as important as us. Until then our lives mean more then any animal on this earth.
And when the earth is gone, and you weigh the contributions of you and the grain of sand.....
You both achieved nothing
Personally, I have a higher opinion of myself.
We are more important then grains of sand, this is obvious. Just look around you
You may or may not be right, but there is no argument to support your position in this post. Creating civilisation doesn't mean you're more valuable, I suspect most of us contribute very little to the creation of civilisation - whatever that means.
Well, I meant you personally, as the 99.99999% of us will not leave anything.Who says there will be nothing left to remember mankind?
Voyager 2 has crossed interstellar space and if it is ever stumbled across by other intelligent beings then that is more then enough to prove our worth on the cosmic scale.
We can leave so many signs of our civilisation in our own solar system and local galaxy.
Hairless apes? No we are more then that, do not keep trying to drag us down.
let it go. you're fighting a losing battle arguing with some people who have no respect for their life and are happy to compare human life to that of grains dirt/sand on the ground. there's nothing you are going to say that will change that viewpoint in people.So what do we value then, monkeys flinging **** at each other?
What do we aspire to? To be content with living in caves?
Who says there will be nothing left to remember mankind?
Voyager 2 has crossed interstellar space and if it is ever stumbled across by other intelligent beings then that is more then enough to prove our worth on the cosmic scale.
We can leave so many signs of our civilisation in our own solar system and local galaxy.
Hairless apes? No we are more then that, do not keep trying to drag us down.
Well, I meant you personally, as the 99.99999% of us will not leave anything.
Voyager 2 my well keep going for the rest of all time, but the chances of anything intelligent seeing it are beyond reasoning.... the universe is too big for it to ever be found
Everything you're saying, is weighed with your sense of 'worth'When we die we live on in our children and there children, that's what we leave behind genetically.
And whether it may or may not be detected is not that important as it's mere existence is proof of our superiority over other earth creatures.
Plus we can build so much more that has more chance of being detected.
When we die we live on in our children and there children, that's what we leave behind genetically.
How many generations of your family do you know ?
It only takes 4 or 5 generations and you're soon forgotten, nobody ever talks about great great great great grandfather B&W and his escapades of representing life on the OCUK forums