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In terms of Geneology - humans are relatively a new species - - - what 130,000 years or so - - - a fraction of other known species from the known fossil record.
the birth of science and technology is just a few hundred years old. A fraction of a fraction of geneological time - not nearly enough to shed light on it's significance to Humanity.
Given a chance do you think science in several hundred or a few thousand years will win the day for truth, knowledge and reality by defeating fear, ignorance and faith: (blind belief)??? Look how far we've come in the past 1000 years - amazing!!!
many many religions were invented by man to attempt to explain the unknown.
science was invented also to gain knowledge with no agenda but to understand that which could be tested, repeated and observed. A process that is universal, understandable and meaningful
- a great foundation for the future of Humanity - don't you think?
the birth of science and technology is just a few hundred years old. A fraction of a fraction of geneological time - not nearly enough to shed light on it's significance to Humanity.
Given a chance do you think science in several hundred or a few thousand years will win the day for truth, knowledge and reality by defeating fear, ignorance and faith: (blind belief)??? Look how far we've come in the past 1000 years - amazing!!!
many many religions were invented by man to attempt to explain the unknown.
science was invented also to gain knowledge with no agenda but to understand that which could be tested, repeated and observed. A process that is universal, understandable and meaningful
- a great foundation for the future of Humanity - don't you think?