QUOTE(Pyro-Fire @ Sep 3 2006, 01:45 AM)
generations******
if our lifespan was about 100 days, we would evolve at a "100-day rate".
It didn't take a couple of generations for life of single celled organisms that existed 3.85 billion years ago to become the complex organisms of today, it took 385 million millenia. Humans may have an average lifespan of 74 years, however, evolution for us happens slower mainly because the majority of us survive long enough to pass our genes (it's generally major wars with millions of deaths that force us to evolve faster).
QUOTE(Pyro-Fire @ Sep 3 2006, 01:45 AM)
im talking about the movie: mimic. look it up on google.
they set loose a genetically modified species to kill a diseases carrier (cockroach) but after 3 yrs it evolved, then people try to kill it.
on of the lines that i got this from is:
"dont think years, think generations"
and we live for about 100 years at a time.
Why would you use a
FICTION horror movie as evidence? Roaches, even if they were given millions of years to evolve, wouldn't transfrorm into some intelligent humankilling species; we would wipe them out using our technology just like with many other exctinct organisms.
QUOTE(Pyro-Fire @ Sep 3 2006, 01:45 AM)
on-topic:
no point to life. we are just here cuz of no reason..
life checklist:
sex..........[ ]
sex..........[ ]
sex..........[ ]
sex..........[ ]
and so on.
QUOTE(xmrxsiegecopx @ Aug 28 2006, 03:23 PM)
The purpose to reproduction is to allow new generations of life to exist, though people now mainly do it for pleasure....
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The golden reason why life exists, in gold:
because we can. I'm still wondering
why does it happen though.... Many people have said that life is about either living to help others, for loved ones, or for the good stuff, yet this wouldn't apply to the organisms that
can't feel emotions.