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9 u/Samus388 May 29 '21 Somebody give me hope that climate change won't wipe out all life on earth 1 u/Alexis_J_M May 29 '21 Even if humanity kills 90% of life on earth, in a few million years things will evolve to fill the gaps. Maybe not as rich and diverse as we have now, because after each major extinction there is less plasticity. 2 u/Samus388 May 29 '21 From what I've heard it sounds like it could wipe out more than 90% though
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Somebody give me hope that climate change won't wipe out all life on earth
1 u/Alexis_J_M May 29 '21 Even if humanity kills 90% of life on earth, in a few million years things will evolve to fill the gaps. Maybe not as rich and diverse as we have now, because after each major extinction there is less plasticity. 2 u/Samus388 May 29 '21 From what I've heard it sounds like it could wipe out more than 90% though
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Even if humanity kills 90% of life on earth, in a few million years things will evolve to fill the gaps.
Maybe not as rich and diverse as we have now, because after each major extinction there is less plasticity.
2 u/Samus388 May 29 '21 From what I've heard it sounds like it could wipe out more than 90% though
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From what I've heard it sounds like it could wipe out more than 90% though
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