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Is The Human Race Too Intellegent For Its Own Good?

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Sikoticâ„¢:

--- Quote from: pc8381 on September 18, 2006, 09:58:44 PM ---
--- Quote from: Sikotic: Mr. Money In The Bank on September 18, 2006, 09:23:21 PM ---We create technology and capabilities that could potentially wipe us out.

We all have various contrasting views on the origin of life and divine beings when they're probably all wrong.

Shit, at least animals just eat, shit, fuck, and die. We make this thing called life way too complicated and end up fuckin shit up.

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so, u saying we need to be animals? lmao..

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Nah, I'm just sayin', while we're on this big ass earf fuckin ish up, all the animals are playing ball keeping shit in sync.

I'm just givin' 'em props. We're suppose to be the smarter of earth's organisms, but I'm just questioning whether or not it's really an accurate thought.

Sikoticâ„¢:

--- Quote from: Digital Digger on September 18, 2006, 09:38:26 PM ---yeah thats what im trying to communicate to the debate club also, why do we gotta be so insecure about being better than the next human? especially with the religion, no socially responsible would dare try and preach things they don't know about unless they deeply low feelings about themselves. muslims and christians are just the worst

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I feel ya, brah.

Mr. O:

--- Quote from: Sikotic: Mr. Money In The Bank on September 18, 2006, 10:10:28 PM ---
--- Quote from: pc8381 on September 18, 2006, 09:58:44 PM ---
--- Quote from: Sikotic: Mr. Money In The Bank on September 18, 2006, 09:23:21 PM ---We create technology and capabilities that could potentially wipe us out.

We all have various contrasting views on the origin of life and divine beings when they're probably all wrong.

Shit, at least animals just eat, shit, fuck, and die. We make this thing called life way too complicated and end up fuckin shit up.

--- End quote ---
so, u saying we need to be animals? lmao..

--- End quote ---
Nah, I'm just sayin', while we're on this big ass earf fuckin ish up, all the animals are playing ball keeping shit in sync.

I'm just givin' 'em props. We're suppose to be the smarter of earth's organisms, but I'm just questioning whether or not it's really an accurate thought.

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I don't know...i mean...i seen human robots being built these days...and they been doing good...

jeromechickenbone:
I don't think so.  If anything, we're too stupid.  We consider ourselves civilized, but lots of our day to day lives could be categorized as savagry.

Here's the way I prefer to look at it:  Every decision and action made has a negative ramification and a positive ramification.  You can take ANYTHING on earth and find a pro and con for it.  It's all subject to interpretation.  I'll pull an example out of left field...the internet & the music industry.  On one hand, internet bootlegging eats into profits of record companies.  Fuck the internet.  On the other hand, 90% of the music that i've bought in the past 5+ years has been from exposure through the internet rather than through tv and radio.  Internet brings record label profits! Fuck Yeah the internet!!!  Funny, but you never hear that side of the arguement.

So I think that with all of our advancements, there will be negatives and positives.  If I keep that in mind, it makes shit a lot less threating.  Let the chips fall where they may.

Trauma-san:

--- Quote from: Sikotic: Mr. Money In The Bank on September 18, 2006, 09:23:21 PM ---We create technology and capabilities that could potentially wipe us out.

We all have various contrasting views on the origin of life and divine beings when they're probably all wrong.

Shit, at least animals just eat, shit, fuck, and die. We make this thing called life way too complicated and end up fuckin shit up.

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No, the human race is not too intelligent for it's own good.  As a matter of fact, you're not quite intelligent enough for your own good. 

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