god---------i have many questions…my first one----------------------------will homo sapiens become extinct???
Yes
definitely
Yes, just like the dinosaurs. And just like after the dinosaurs something better will come along.
If we’re lucky.
Unless, of course, He intervenes. But why should He? He hasn’t so far. But then that is one of the drawbacks I suppose of not actually existing.
does anybody have any other questions for THE god…
Only due to their own choice… “Manocide”.
Why doesn’t Turtle use capital letters properly?
And why are there so many dashes and periods in his posts?
turtle’s are small and plod along… slowly.
Yes … are Flukes obsessed with the songs of songbirds?
Parasitic Worms - Aggressive Mimicry
The flukes (Trematoda) are a class of parasitic worms belonging to the
phylum Platyhelminthes. One species, Leucochloridium macrostomum,
resides principally in the intestine of songbirds. The eggs of the
parasite pass to the outside in the feces of the birds and are readily
ingested by a terrestrial snail, Succinea, an inhabitant of waterlogged
meadows and riverbanks. The parasite eggs hatch into the first larval
form within the snail. The next stage, called the sporocyst, is
strikingly green in colour and bears yellow-brown rings. The sporocyst
develops in the snail tissues and carries several sacs of “spores,” one
of which is placed into each of the snail’s tentacles, or eyestalks. The
sac then begins to pulsate violently, at about 40 to 70 beats per
minute. The tentacle of the snail becomes greatly enlarged and
eventually is transformed into a transparent covering over the pulsating
sporocyst. Succinea usually avoids light, but specimens with this
parasite do not. When the snail appears with its conspicuous, pulsing
eyestalks, birds mistake the eyestalks for insect larvae, bite them off,
and eat them. Within the bird, the sporocyst then hatches into the final
larval stage, which grows into an adult worm. In the meantime the
snail’s eyestalk regenerates, and the cycle is repeated when another sac
passes into the new eyestalks. Because the sporocysts of other
trematodes are neither brightly coloured nor mobile, it can be concluded
that the colour and pulsation of Leucochloridium are adaptations for
arousing the interest of the insectivorous birds. Under normal
circumstances the host birds do not eat snails, so the sporocyst must
imitate the bird’s proper food in order to be eaten and to complete its
life cycle in the bird host. The process represents an unusual case of
aggressive mimicry, for the parasite manipulates its hosts and causes
the bird to infect itself with the parasite.
No.
…but it does sound like some women I have known. 
And if the next Big One from space smashes into the planet…culminating in yet another “extinction event”?
IF frogs could fly…
Ah, a non sequitor.
quid quo pro
IF that was in fact true. But frogs can’t fly, while “extinction event” space debris does persist. And that can hardly be deemed “manocide”.
So, I suppose, the question to ask THE God is, “why?”
IF such an event occurred and Man did nothing to circumvent the tragedy of it, THE God would answer, “Why not?”
So, no matter what, THE God is always off the hook?
Back to those who…help themselves?
And what exactly could mankind do if an asteroid the size of a mountain [one the guys tracking these things missed] smashes into earth, say, next month? Or a meteor? Or a super nova? Or a gamma ray burst? Or on and on in this enormously violent universe.
because i am fucking nuts…
THE God is of help to those who are trying to help themselves.
…and is the inevitable consequence to those who aren’t.
I imagine the same thing that happens to the Earthworm that stays too long out on the sidewalk.
Either attend to THE God, or just accept what comes your way… as you go away.