<< Well, I think it's obvious that human cultural evolution is proceeding 
orders of magnitude faster than its biological evolution, so within the 
next few hundred years we'll take charge of not only our own evolution 
but that of the entire biosphere. (I've put on my optimist's hat here :-) ). >>


I think that may well be  a nightmare.
Once every species that exists is there by the grace of humans, we've lost a
diversity that may have well been a saving grace in the long run.

I don't think any generation has the knowledge to know what should co exist and
what shouldn't.
I use the idea of large mammals as ex. They compete with humans and have been
shunted off to the marginal areas left wild.

We must be very very careful in forming a world to suit our present human 
needs.

I would hope our descendants wise up and leave more of nature back to nature.



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