Remember Humans?
Remember Humans?
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No need to be hurtful. We still remember the Plesippus.
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Who?
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Pleasy Puss, she works the corner on 5th and Franklin most weekend nights. Always worth a tip.
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Bold to assume this planet will still support life in a millennium.
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It'll support plenty of life.
Maybe not many of us.
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No assumption is safe. We're playing with forces we don't understand and consistently finding the results worse than we expect. Life on Earth is a solitary speck of an exception to the norm we've found literally everywhere else, which is the complete absence of life.
There is certainly life on Earth more resilient than humans, but even the most hardy of extremophiles have their limit. We cannot claim that our damage to this planet will reverse before that limit is reached. It might, but we have no basis to say it will.
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One millennium. More millennia.
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Oh, gracias! Fixed.
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Silly.
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Holy shit, those horses are a million years old.
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... for they have become one with their fursona.
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... and have become more powerful than you could possibly imagine.
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What's a human?
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Featherless biped
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Remember trees? Remember grass? They will probably die first.
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they'll be fine. we won't be though
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Remember affordable housing?
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No.
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In reality, this will have them surrounded by a glass bubble with humans looking down at them in a futuristic zoo, planet zoo, or spaceship.
Sorry folks, the only ones getting through extinction out of almost everything are humans and anything we arbitrarily like.
Dogs, cats, birbs, maybe some exotic pets.
Shit like cows, pigs, livestock, all that shit will end up near extinct too unless you full rural even in a space faring civilization as some sort of oddity.
Kid: We used to eat these things that shit and piss? Gross, Dad. You're lying!
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