I think of the earth as a living self-healing organism, one that is ever evolving, keeping all species in check, including man. From the Ice age, magnetic fields that flipped, she will do as she see fit, and check all species. It's like she kills off only to regenerate, and man in his finite understandings is very much powerless to fully conquer her with all his vast understandings and science. We can prolong life, but inevitably, it will be the earth's evolution, from the climate extremes, to cataclysmic events of the universe, that will determine man's own fate along with the species whose remains have been made extinct and covered by the sands of time.


Does this mean we should except today's science as fact? Look at science itself, forever evolving, forever disproving itself, forever advancing, but still in it's infancy of understanding. Who is right can not be answered today, for tomorrow's greater understanding has yet to be. 

My thouhts...