Humanity learns to curb it's fear of the unknown

[theEVIL1]

In my humble opinion, until humanity learns to curb it's fear of the unknown, and ceases placing it's energies in mytho-religious ideaologies, we will continue to be a warring, violent chiold race that is a blight on the planet.

 

[LURCH]

Just a blind guess here, but weren't you a member of PF under a different username just a efw months ago?

 

[Eddie French]

A perfect example of why we are at the place that we are right now.
Though I will say that this sort of interaction is absolutely essential for the advancement of humanity to the next phase of human evolution!

 

[drag]

Greetings !

Originally posted by theEVIL1
In my humble opinion, until humanity learns to curb it's fear of the unknown, and ceases placing it's energies in mytho-religious ideaologies, we will continue to be a warring, violent chiold race

I agree with that.
But, as for the "blight on the planet" I think it will take a lot more
than that. Humanity will have to learn respect, respect towards itself
and primarily towards all life in all of its forms. As long as one human
out of 6+ billion is considered to be more valuable than one out of 2,000
tigers on the planet, we'll get nowhere.

Originally posted by Eddie French
Though I will say that this sort of interaction is absolutely essential for the advancement of humanity to the next phase of human evolution!

Somehow I doubt that the "next phase" of our evolution
will have a lot to do with us, or will be totally carbon based
for that matter.

Live long and prosper.