Humanity

[Rudy Tamasz]

It seems to me that Homo Sapiens have become Human, through intelligence that no other animal on earth has ever had.

Creation that's called.

The reward for this intelligence is to be so inquisitive, that they learn more and more about the world.

Fall from grace.

As they learn about the world they Create Religion to explain the unexplainable, and through this learning and religion, they hate others more and more because of their views of the world differ to their own.

The Law is given and duly ignored or misinterpreted by people.

The increase in knowledge and intelligence causes divides between peoples, and creates nations that then split.

Tower of Babel.

Then wars between these nations begin, which drives each side to gain the upper hand on the other.

House divided.

They seek more knowledge to create bigger and worse weapons than ever before.

They disregard the "Thou shalt not kill" commandment.

These nations then have bigger and bigger wars, until the threat of a war is enough to stop a war itself.

They elect neo-heathen (nazi) or downright godless (commie) governments and sort themselves out.

Then finally stalemate and a decision by Humanity is needed.

They still don't get the point and switch to the local scale of killing each other instead of global.

Do Humans become intelligent enough to leave wars behind them forever or does that war finally happen.

Intelligent enough to delegate killing to drones. Sending drones is not real warfare, is it?

Then the price of being the most intelligent creature ever to have existed on this earth, is to potentially have a war that wipes everything off the face of the planet.

That's the price of making a big mistake in the very beginning, then ignoring all warnings and offers of help and then rejecting the ultimate sacrifice.

Maybe this is why, no intelligent life from outer space has ever reached Earth.

A certain guy has, albeit not from the outer space or any physical space at ll, and made a few valid points. Again, some opted to disregard those.

Maybe to achieve that level of space travel, intelligent life would need to be so advanced that it never happens.

It will. That is explicitly stated in the same sources. That "life" is very "intelligent" if you could use such earthly terms to describe it.

Maybe Intelligent life wipes itself out before it gets to that stage of evolution.

It wipes its sins out or it wipes itself out.

Thus the price of Human Intelligence maybe to realise what we are, and destroy everything we have ever been.

That's the price of being wise (or intelligent) fools and ignoring the main thing while paying a lot of attention to petty details.

Easy stuff. I'm off to finish my coffee.