I would like to vote for both options because while I think that the "Men made God" option is absolutely correct, "God made men" could be correct too, just that in this case God could very well be a group of scientists from some other planet to which we're an anthropology experiment or something.
I mean, we can create advanced artificial life forms, we can clone and what not. Imagine what we can do in some 100-200 years. Can we also make an experiment on some planet then if we want to? Will we be God to those new inhabitants of that planet?
Evolution is cool and all, but I still find it hard to explain how one single stem cell divides and differentiate into trillions of diverse specialized cell types. That's some advanced shit which was more likely to be produced in some lab. But then again, if we go back and back and back, something had to develop out of nothing
I don't understand time very well. If I'm 32 year old on earth I read that I'd be 52 year old on Venus. But would I look like a 52 year old and would my life span be the same as it is on earth? I have no idea. But lets say that it's not the same, so maybe those who started the experiment on our planet are just a year older than they were when they started it, while millions of years passed on our planet.
Too much star trek for me, I guess.
I mean, we can create advanced artificial life forms, we can clone and what not. Imagine what we can do in some 100-200 years. Can we also make an experiment on some planet then if we want to? Will we be God to those new inhabitants of that planet?
Evolution is cool and all, but I still find it hard to explain how one single stem cell divides and differentiate into trillions of diverse specialized cell types. That's some advanced shit which was more likely to be produced in some lab. But then again, if we go back and back and back, something had to develop out of nothing
I don't understand time very well. If I'm 32 year old on earth I read that I'd be 52 year old on Venus. But would I look like a 52 year old and would my life span be the same as it is on earth? I have no idea. But lets say that it's not the same, so maybe those who started the experiment on our planet are just a year older than they were when they started it, while millions of years passed on our planet.
Too much star trek for me, I guess.
Remember that evolution and speciation happens very slowly over long periods of time. Perhaps humans don't believe it at first because they expect something dramatic. But evolution is an observable fact, regardless of whether we can explain it right now or not.
We are not.
Like The Truman Show.
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