Searching for Dragons

[plindboe]

Wow, so 48% of americans are complete morons. What a surprise.

 

[plindboe]

I would say that if you look at us as the end result of evolution, all humans can feel very special and very proud of where we have come to today.

We're not at the end, so "end result" wouldn't be the correct words to use. Evolution still continues this day.

 

[FutileJester]

Here's a great bit from the daily show about creationists' views on dinosaurs, called Tyranasaurous Redux.

LOL Thanks, that made my morning.

 

[SezMe]

I mean, think about it......as humans, we're the end result of millions of years of species fighting for supremacy, evolving into something better, etc.

I mean, you look at the things that make up humans, the brains we've developed, our capacity to create beautiful art and music, etc.........

I would say that if you look at us as the end result of evolution, all humans can feel very special and very proud of where we have come to today.

-Elektrix

Evolution does not suggest that we have evolved into something "better" it just means we are the species that uses a large brain to ensure survival. The art, music, etc. just come along for the ride.

We are most certainly NOT the "end result" of evolution...well unless we kill all life on the planet with our stupid wars. We are just one branch out of billions, each of which has successfully adapted to its environment. We have no more right to a sense of pride to where we are than a worm, mosquito, etc.