Bernd
12/18/2019 (Wed) 08:45:41
No.33195
del
12/18/2019 (Wed) 08:45:41
No.33195
del
>>24703
Well a natural part of any ecosystem is disease/viruses. When any genus reaches a point of overpopulation they are easily killed off by viruses that spread through them due to their lack of isolation. This process prevents any genus pushing out others and damaging the diversity in an ecosystem, no genus is allowed to be too successful. It could be argued that our prevention of this process is unnatural and has allowed our population to swell well beyond what would be naturally possible otherwise.
Perhaps though when our intellect reaches its' limit to where we can no longer fight ever more complicated mutating viruses, we will succumb to this process.
Well a natural part of any ecosystem is disease/viruses. When any genus reaches a point of overpopulation they are easily killed off by viruses that spread through them due to their lack of isolation. This process prevents any genus pushing out others and damaging the diversity in an ecosystem, no genus is allowed to be too successful. It could be argued that our prevention of this process is unnatural and has allowed our population to swell well beyond what would be naturally possible otherwise.
Perhaps though when our intellect reaches its' limit to where we can no longer fight ever more complicated mutating viruses, we will succumb to this process.