I am thinking the Human race has invaded the ecosystem all over the world at first living with it in harmony but since the Roman Empire the balance was broken by enforcing the “modern style of living” upon everyone in the world forcing all parts of humanity to abuse the ecosystem instead of using it.

should theese scientists not study Human beeings effect before any other animal transportet by us – and in effect also are our responsibility

We can all agree that species differentiation and cannibalization has occurred at rapid rates throughout time, and that the issue today is the speed at which it is happening. It is a never ending process essential to, and defined as, the continuation of life. But just because we have the mental capacity to comprehend this, does not make it wrong, or even unsustainable. Indeed, this planet is 14 billion years old. We pretend that we are the first civilization anywhere. That is so wrong, and very arrogant. That is very much our species. If there is anything we can learn from history, it is that we don’t learn very much, and that the generation 200 years previously knew nothing at all. That is our true perception of reality.

Just think on this. Of all the human beings that have ever lived, ever, in time, then 10% + are still alive today. ??????????? Really. Just think about that for a moment, and what that means. Go look at the laws of exponentiality, go look at our population today, and go do the maths. It is a scientific fact, that 10% are still alive. Today. In 2020, that will be 20%.

Species can grow so quickly, just like ours, and yet we consider any form of animal civilization with conscious thought, capable of comprehending the concept of a God, as just a measly 30,000 years old max. From our 30,000 year old existence bubble we convince ourselves that “No-one, or nothing, could have ever had the amazing technological world that we have” That is 30,000 out of at least 7 billion possible years.

Not much survives 350 million years.

There are technologies yet unavailable to us, due to a lack of our own personal knowledge. And yet, these same technologies have no reason to not have been available to previous species of animal. In the same light, I am sure there is much we have today that was not utilized before.

Why no life before 350 million plus years? Why could those millions of years not have produced a civilization, or even many. Ours is going crazy right now, dominating the planet, and from just 30,000 years ago.

Then think of the stars. Anyone who reads, and has a curious nature for knowledge, will know that there are so many stars and universes, that we can barely find the computer to calculate it, or write it’s number out. It is so big, it will have to be written as “to the power of ……….. some really big number”. So, what are the chances of there being life out there? Not necessarily humans (and the whole “parallel universe” nonsense), but just organic life, capable of interacting with the stimulus around it, at a conscious level? The chances are really really very high. As a species like ourselves, who can only experience a small amount of time, then for sure, it is going to be impossible for us to find out (probably). Indeed, if a species like ourself could find life in outer space, it would be so freaky as to suggest the universe is stuffed full jam packed with life everywhere and anywhere. The chances of it not are just too outrageous to contemplate.

My point is this. Why can’t there have been other civilizations that have been as great as ours, living on this earth, that we have no knowledge of. The world has suffered what we would consider, turbulent times before, through natural catastrophe and shear existence. Surely it has been through thousands of other catastrophes initiated by an animal species, progressing its way thought life. This is surely not new to the history of species .

Finally – of all the humans that have ever lived, we can expect 8, yes, just eight, to be found as fossils, in some shape or form, in just 150 million years from now. You’re not going to be able to write our great history from that. But that is what we do to others. Our existence is defined by an air of invincibility, and a refusal to look at the competing possibilities, and threatening probabilities.

Who is to say that we have not had animals or life that has not been able to spread itself around the world so quickly as we do today? As the documentary suggests. Who?

Life just continues. That we can be certain. It will happen in some area, in some universe. How it continues, we have no knowledge of at all. But what we think we know today, will be what we were wrong about tomorrow.