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<blockquote data-quote="gst" data-source="post: 84060" data-attributes="member: 373">I guess we just went from light hearted to serious...........How can &quot;point 1&quot; be false? ..........it is a question. Please answer point 2, even if you think it &quot;silly&quot;?&nbsp; Tell us how man and our progression is simply not another species impacting others in the natural evolution of things? If one believes in evolution, how can it be argued it is not? (remember,&nbsp; most of these &quot;scientists&quot; believe in evolution) How do you know under the process of evolution that the disappearance of the Dakota Skipper is not simply making room for the evolution of another species? If mankind keeps regenerating at the pace we are, other species will have to go extinct eventually to provide sustinance for an expanding population.............until perhaps another meteor strikes the earth and we start all over again.The questions that night were asked to make the point that while yes perhaps we need to watch our impact on the planet and other species, the impacts of the regulations inevitably imposed to do so also have consequences on another species, mankind and must be weighed accordingly and not allowed to be driven by agenda rather than science. - - - Updated - - -Who has missed T Rex?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gst, post: 84060, member: 373"] I guess we just went from light hearted to serious........... How can "point 1" be false? ..........it is a question. Please answer point 2, even if you think it "silly"? [B]Tell us how man and our progression is simply not another species impacting others in the natural evolution of things? If one believes in evolution, how can it be argued it is not? (remember, most of these "scientists" believe in evolution) [/B]How do you know under the process of evolution that the disappearance of the Dakota Skipper is not simply making room for the evolution of another species? If mankind keeps regenerating at the pace we are, other species will have to go extinct eventually to provide sustinance for an expanding population.............until perhaps another meteor strikes the earth and we start all over again. The questions that night were asked to make the point that while yes perhaps we need to watch our impact on the planet and other species, the impacts of the regulations inevitably imposed to do so also have consequences on another species, mankind and must be weighed accordingly[B] and not allowed to be driven by agenda rather than science. [/B] [COLOR=silver][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] Who has missed T Rex? [/QUOTE]

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