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If humanity was to see their own destruction as a whole, do you think it would make a difference to today ?
9 Answers
- 2 decades agoFavorite Answer
Maybe, for the majority of us. But there are always some people who just don't care and want what they want when they want it regardless of how destructive it is. It would be nice if more people thought like you though. <3 :)
- monkeymanelvisLv 72 decades ago
It depends on how the destruction came about - if we were destroyed a hundred billion years in the future when nthe sun expands to destroy the earth then probably not, if humanity ends next thursday because someone accidentally starts world war three by farting at an ambassador's birthday party then steps would be taken to avoid this.
- 2 decades ago
Yes. If the destruction is coming from works of the human race, steps may be taken to at least delay the inevitable. If it comes from something beyond our control, and if it will happen in our lifetime, we might as well live each day as if it were our last, and savour life while it lasts.
- Anonymous2 decades ago
Probably, but the fact is we already can see our own destruction. Yet we carry on carrying on.
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- Grog The FishLv 52 decades ago
No. No one would know how to back things up. It's easy to go with a strong current rather than backtrack.
- wmf936Lv 52 decades ago
No! And not your average man..Its big corporations and greed. Nothing stops the want of the almighty buck..
- Anonymous2 decades ago
it is true, science will soon punch a hole in the universe god know's what would happend. but what diffrence we will make?