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Just some thoughts

Submitted by Shanika on Fri, 10/05/2007 - 10:11pm.
It was mentioned in class today, that the past is an indictation of the future". If this is true, are humans going to be extent just as the dinasours? Evolution is an evolving process itself, but i can not believe that humans will become extent.I have a problem with the notion that the past is an indictation of the future. It is a bothersome statement when i think of it in the content of "HUMANS". Can one make sense of the past to reflect it to the future?

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