Given our massive presence here on the planet, and our ability to combat things, its unlikely that one phenomenon could wipe us out altogether.

But there seem to be a variety of factors such as terrorism, problems with food, natural disasters, diseases such as bird flu etc that, potentially, are poised to hit us all at once, although it may never happen. Combine those with the possibility of nuclear war sometime soon(ish) and we could be in serious trouble.

what in shitting crickey are you holding there?

I think it's some sort of black hairy mamba. :confused:

i could hazzard a guess. to me it looks like part of a diseased organ. although its probably just a stuffed animal.

Ha! Ha!

It's a fractured penis.

I knew it was a black hairy mamba!

it's purple. because it's fractured. it's really more of a lovely shade of eggplant.

go watch woody allen's hannah & her sisters please

it answers all you need to know

Mass suicide. Probably out of boredom.

Is that really information from the CIA? I would believe it which makes perfect sense why we're fighting terrorism vs worrying about global warming....ass backwards administration!

Some are evolving and then some are devolving!! Pretty soon we'll have monkeys and aliens and the new monkeys will out of jealousy will try to overtake us evolved humans and kill us. But we'll have some great technology and kick their ass.

I think this is true. I've seen a lot of stuff on tv etc about global warming. It seems that we really are completely fucked unless we do somthing fast.

http://www.exitmundi.nl/exitmundi.htm

Thats all the possible world endings imaginable. I love that site.

i see i'm featured there:



i always knew i'd be the antichrist.

hahahahhahahahahhahahahha

well I know global warming is a threat and an immediate one for sure, but what I was hoping for clarification on is if that is some sort of public information available from the CIA website or something, the actual CIA saying that from their professional opinion.......

You know there will be naturalists that stay away from genetic modification and cybernetic implants.

Although to live long enough to make it to another planet, we will probably have to modify our genes.

Apparently the earth will be suitable for maintaining life still for about 200 million years or so. After that the sun has dilated enough to vaporize all water on the earth. In cosmic timeline a few hundred million years is quite a short period of time.

Obviously humans as we know it don't exist anymore by that time.

You and Stephen Colbert would get along swimingly. I think either nuclear war or a body from space (asteroid, meteorite, comet).