I've actually been thinking on this subject for a while now.
Our continued existence in an unchanging state due to our resistance to evolution has had a lot of negative impacts on the planet.
We pollute, we strip mine, we deforest, and when a disease comes along to kill us off, we have pharmaceuticals to render their effects moot.
This means that the weaker of the species (genetically) are enabled to live.
This may sound brutal, like Eugenics, but there are certainly those in the gene pool who are less fitted to survive in the world, and are only able to do so artificially, with the aid of technology and medications.
Certainly, I don't have the ideal genetic makeup and would probably be one of the casualties if natural selection were allowed its process, but from a cold, scientific standpoint, the human species, should it continue at all, would be better off with the herd thinned out of the weak.
It's hard to wish for the elimination of a significant number of your own kind, but for the environment, the world, and even the universe at large, it would be healthier for the
NATURAL balance to be returned.
Neonbob said:
Thus, I came up with my ideal job: the one true Lifeguard!
It would be my life's calling to deal with idiocy:
*TWEEET!*
*Irish accent* "That's it, outta the gene pool!"
That would be soooooo satisfying.
If only God did his job properly...