We're bacteria

[toketaker]

thats what we are is very complex, emotional, thinking, breathing bacteria
we continue to reproduce until we cover the entire planet

im not saying thats all we are
but you can think of that any many different ways
it just goes to show how everything in the entire universe is connected and alike

toketaker Reviewed by toketaker on 12-20-2007. We're bacteria thats what we are is very complex, emotional, thinking, breathing bacteria we continue to reproduce until we cover the entire planet im not saying thats all we are but you can think of that any many different ways it just goes to show how everything in the entire universe is connected and alike Rating: 5

[toketaker]

so ur saying u hate the human race?
u hate urself?

[Ghengis Chron]

Nah I think we're more of a Virus. No other animal on this planet does as much harm to their surroundings as we do. We're a parasite. All we do is take. And to think, the best way to get rid of this "virus" is by another virus, say the influenza virus.

[McLeodGanja]

I'm sure I read somewhere that we are made of bacteria, basically every single living cell in our bodies is biologically a type of bacteria. The type of bacteria that we are made off is, according to modern theories of evolution anyway, exactly the same stuff that made the very first living creature that swam this earth, or evolved from a pile of dinosaur shite, or even farther back than that back ferments of the froth of genesis. I think that's right anyway. You can better check The Web of Life (Capra). In any case the fact that we are made of bacteria is the least mind boggling fact about our existence.

[KiRRANE]

Nah I think we're more of a Virus. No other animal on this planet does as much harm to their surroundings as we do. We're a parasite. All we do is take. And to think, the best way to get rid of this "virus" is by another virus, say the influenza virus.

This is exactly how I feel. We may be more complex than a virus, but we act just like one.

[SFGurrilla]

u must be blazeddd dude. Were all constructed of DNA were to complex to be a bacteria. Everythings constructed of some strain of DNA. Thats what allows natural selection to happen.

[toketaker]

of course i am but dude science isnt real
you just got hit a joint and take a walk outside to figure that one out

but i dont mean a fungus-like bacteria that creeps around
we are bacteria, in that we act as bacteria

think about it. (most of this theory from joe rogan)
bacteria reproduces-its main goal in life
and it just keeps growing
and its never alone
if its alone it eventually dies out
people cant be alone either, we must be around other people
we need family and friends
when people are bad they go to jail, away from other people to be lonely as punishment
but even in jail we arent alone

if you become truely alone you become sad, lonely, depressed
and want to kill yourself

bacteria, when attacked, becomes stronger and more immune to what tried to harm it.
as do we.

if you were a completely other life-form flying over Earth that is all we would be seen as
a bacteria like species crawling around the earth , growing bigger and bigger

until we cover this earth and must move on to a new planet

[Coelho]

Nah I think we're more of a Virus. No other animal on this planet does as much harm to their surroundings as we do. We're a parasite. All we do is take. And to think, the best way to get rid of this "virus" is by another virus, say the influenza virus.

I was going to write exactly this... we are a virus that is killing the earth. Soon we will accomplish it. The earth will die, and us too. Sad but true.

[Jouryokujin]

We're not hurting our environment. We're just changing it in a way that has a negative effect on our health. We're a catalyst for change, as is everything else when thinking of it from outside of the human perspective. No forces are evil. Now I gotta get another bowl in before i get to sleep

[birdgirl73]

If we're heating our plant up w/ greenhouse gases, polluting our air, hastening the extinction of certain animal species, melting the polar ice caps, and changing the sea levels, we're hurting our environment and those that other living organisms depend on. It's just happening in slow mo in comparison to, say, throwing trash out of the car window or spewing exhaust into someone's face.

Not sure why the OP didn't use the term "organisms" in place of "bacteria." Bacteria are fairly simple organisms. We're a lot more complex.