- 10 Apr 2024 18:25
#15311575
This doesn't make sense, though you have managed to put "domestication" and "survival" into a sentence.
Not only does the domestication-created dog create nothing of valuable to other species, but it has lost its ability to survive through the domestication process. Instead, it has been bred to "depend on" a host.
If humanity does (or perhaps already has done) the same thing to itself, our extinction clock is ticking...
![Image](https://i.postimg.cc/JzNLXh77/Games-sig.jpg)
Following the invention of the long spear,
the Doomsday Clock was moved to *12 hours to midnight* (PM)
FiveofSwords wrote:Domestication is the product of survival so of course it leads to and results from survival...
This doesn't make sense, though you have managed to put "domestication" and "survival" into a sentence.
Rich wrote:The world dog population is 900 million and growing. Most of these dogs contribute squat zero to our economy...
Not only does the domestication-created dog create nothing of valuable to other species, but it has lost its ability to survive through the domestication process. Instead, it has been bred to "depend on" a host.
If humanity does (or perhaps already has done) the same thing to itself, our extinction clock is ticking...
![Image](https://i.postimg.cc/JzNLXh77/Games-sig.jpg)
Following the invention of the long spear,
the Doomsday Clock was moved to *12 hours to midnight* (PM)