Fair enough, I found both articles a little silly and in the latter one it seemed very much like using humans as the yardstick of evolution, especially with the anthropomorphic dinos on the article and that all the traits the dinos could have achieved in the authors imagination are human traits.
They outnumber us at the very least 10 to 1 and have a wider global distribution than humans. Don’t fall for the “Birds Aren’t Real” stuff, they are real, they are dinosaurs, and they are likely prepped to rise again…literally on the hot currents of air we are providing them.
The way humanity is going at the moment it doesn’t seem unreasonable that our dinosaur cousins could become dominant again for a few million years at some point.
Fair enough, I found both articles a little silly and in the latter one it seemed very much like using humans as the yardstick of evolution, especially with the anthropomorphic dinos on the article and that all the traits the dinos could have achieved in the authors imagination are human traits.
They outnumber us at the very least 10 to 1 and have a wider global distribution than humans. Don’t fall for the “Birds Aren’t Real” stuff, they are real, they are dinosaurs, and they are likely prepped to rise again…literally on the hot currents of air we are providing them.
The way humanity is going at the moment it doesn’t seem unreasonable that our dinosaur cousins could become dominant again for a few million years at some point.
Birdsarenotreal is a ploy by big bird to make us complacent and miss the real conspiracy of avian domination.