America Gone Wild: The Reforestation of America

[Eddie Teach]

This does get tiring at times you know

Beets for dinner every night? I'd imagine so.

[Ed Anger]

So do I get it right that the arguments is:
-our evolution was so quick that we went from fearing animals of the wild to massacring them
-evolution is too slow to react to evolution

Jesus.  Download a book.

Use BeetPDF.

This does get tiring at times you know

I know. I'm a spent force lately.

[crazy canuck]

Evolution was too slow to handle meteor impacts in the past. And rapid-onset ice ages. Probably particularly virulent diseases.

How so?

Evolution doesnt handle anything. It is merely the process by which species adapt or not.

[DGuller]

So do I get it right that the arguments is:
-our evolution was so quick that we went from fearing animals of the wild to massacring them
-evolution is too slow to react to evolution

The problem is that humans didn't evolve their way to the top of the pecking order, they gained know-how.  Evolution may yet take care of that problem, but not in the way we like.  It will probably involve humans destroying themselves by destroying their habitat.

[Barrister]

This does get tiring at times you know

Beets for dinner every night? I'd imagine so.

Beets are delicious.

[Maximus]

The problem is that humans didn't evolve their way to the top of the pecking order, they gained know-how.  Evolution may yet take care of that problem, but not in the way we like.  It will probably involve humans destroying themselves by destroying their habitat.

Which is exactly what I said and he didn't read.

[crazy canuck]

This does get tiring at times you know

Beets for dinner every night? I'd imagine so.

Beets are delicious.

Agreed.  Beet haters are subhuman rejects that evolution is in the process of purging.

[Eddie Teach]

Don't think I've ever actually eaten a beet. 

[Barrister]

Don't think I've ever actually eaten a beet. 

You don't know what you're missing.

A word to the wise though - beets used to be used to make red dye.  If you eat a lot of beets, your next trip to the bathroom will be very colourful.   

[Caliga]

I like that Russian soup made with beets and sour cream (borsht?)

[DGuller]

I like that Russian soup made with beets and sour cream (borsht?)

 

[crazy canuck]

I like that Russian soup made with beets and sour cream (borsht?)

:BB: Its Ukranian soup! :BB:

[Caliga]

Ukrainians are like junior Russians, so it's cool.

[Tamas]

So do I get it right that the arguments is:
-our evolution was so quick that we went from fearing animals of the wild to massacring them
-evolution is too slow to react to evolution

The problem is that humans didn't evolve their way to the top of the pecking order, they gained know-how.  Evolution may yet take care of that problem, but not in the way we like.  It will probably involve humans destroying themselves by destroying their habitat.

What are the signs of that?
I know we have a lot chaos and causalities predicted due to coastal areas flooded and stuff, but the remaining number of humans would still be quite more numerous than a million, or two thousand, years ago, and that we are able to feed more and more people seem to indicate that we can cope with our general habitat.

[Eddie Teach]

Ukrainians are like junior Russians, so it's cool.