What if?

TheOak · 07-08-2013, 09:05 AM

Originally Posted by dam1953

Hmm. I don't think evolution happens quite that fast. Besides, evolution is based upon survival of the "fittest" with fitness defined as having a greater number of progeny surviving to reproductive age.

Dying on the beach doesn't appear to help the cause.

Its a "what if" scenario. However how do we know if they would all die if we keep pushing them back into the ocean?

We may be obstructing the one survivor.

Evolution has been ion place for approximately 3.6 billion years and I am not sure at this point that man has allowed it to function naturally in the last few hundred years.

Life forms dies out for a reason.

07-08-2013, 09:05 AM	#3
TheOak 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Cypress Tx. Posts: 19,039	Re: What if? Originally Posted by dam1953 Hmm. I don't think evolution happens quite that fast. Besides, evolution is based upon survival of the "fittest" with fitness defined as having a greater number of progeny surviving to reproductive age. Dying on the beach doesn't appear to help the cause. Its a "what if" scenario. However how do we know if they would all die if we keep pushing them back into the ocean? We may be obstructing the one survivor. Evolution has been ion place for approximately 3.6 billion years and I am not sure at this point that man has allowed it to function naturally in the last few hundred years. Life forms dies out for a reason.