The Earth will heal after a couple million years, whis is noting to the 3.8 billion year history of life. Might as well be eternity to our monkey brains, but good news! We won’t be around anymore to suffer the wait.
Once our mother has dealt with the surface nuisance, at least.
I take solace in knowing we’re only destroying ourselves and the contemporary species unlucky enough to have existed during the short time we played pretend we were this world’s masters.
Personally I don’t think humans are going anywhere. We might destroy most of the biosphere and a large portion of humanity but I bet in the end roaches go extinct before we do.
Anything is possible, but I would agree that barring an extinction level event. We’ll be around, although a mass kill off humans is likely in next 100 years.
The Earth will heal after a couple million years, whis is noting to the 3.8 billion year history of life. Might as well be eternity to our monkey brains, but good news! We won’t be around anymore to suffer the wait.
Once our mother has dealt with the surface nuisance, at least.
I take solace in knowing we’re only destroying ourselves and the contemporary species unlucky enough to have existed during the short time we played pretend we were this world’s masters.
Personally I don’t think humans are going anywhere. We might destroy most of the biosphere and a large portion of humanity but I bet in the end roaches go extinct before we do.
Anything is possible, but I would agree that barring an extinction level event. We’ll be around, although a mass kill off humans is likely in next 100 years.
Have you seen this video?
Timelapse of the Future https://youtu.be/uD4izuDMUQA
Great video, thank you.
Reminds me of a dialogue from Doctor Who:
Both Standing at the end of time
Ashildr: I’ve been watching the stars die. It was beautiful.
The Doctor: No, it was sad.
Ashildr: No. It was both.
Great quote!