A thought: the first atomic bomb exploded by human beings was triggered in New Mexico a mere 23,000 to 30,000 years after those footprints were laid down there...
Dinosauria existed from about 210 million years ago up to about 65 million years ago. So that's roughly 145 million years...
What happened during those millions and millions of years? For a while, after seeing the original Fantasia, I thought I knew, but now I wonder.
If humanity could last that long, 145 million years, what might we accomplish? And if humanity were wiped out by a big ass meteor strike, how much of what we've created would be in place and identifiable after 65 million years of weather and a tectonically active Earth?
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/24/2021 04:33PM by elderolddog.
elderolddog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If humanity could last that long, 145 million > years, what might we accomplish?
It wouldn't be humanity making those accomplishments by then.
elderolddog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Are you the 'man' now that you were 30 > years ago? But you're still a man . . .
I have yet to make the transition...to transhuman.
Some experts who believe that the Earth's sixth great extinction is looming are convinced that in a few million years the only thing left from our time will be a few fragments of plastic such as the hard plastic bottle caps from single use bottles. Therefore our culture will be known to any intelligent life in that future time as the "plastic people'.
PET plastic is described as being non-biodegradable! PET plastics are used in water and soda bottles, so apparently, it's not just the bottle cap that will go on forever, but the entire bottle.
Silly peoples. Father Adam was in the Garden of Eden for 483,000 years prior to Lilith dumping him, and Eve eating him out of house and home, and he had tons of time for extended walkabouts.