As the Earth has demonstrated repeatedly over the course of geologic history it adapts and survives incredible changes and disasters. It simply evolves. Life however, despite Darwin’s theory of evolution, has a far more difficult time adapting to those changes. Species disappear or diminish significantly and are replaced by others mor…
As the Earth has demonstrated repeatedly over the course of geologic history it adapts and survives incredible changes and disasters. It simply evolves. Life however, despite Darwin’s theory of evolution, has a far more difficult time adapting to those changes. Species disappear or diminish significantly and are replaced by others more in harmony with the new conditions.
Each time I hear the cry of “Save the Planet,” I remind those crying out that it is actually not the planet that is endangered, but the life that inhabits it, including us ... people.
As the Earth has demonstrated repeatedly over the course of geologic history it adapts and survives incredible changes and disasters. It simply evolves. Life however, despite Darwin’s theory of evolution, has a far more difficult time adapting to those changes. Species disappear or diminish significantly and are replaced by others more in harmony with the new conditions.
Each time I hear the cry of “Save the Planet,” I remind those crying out that it is actually not the planet that is endangered, but the life that inhabits it, including us ... people.