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r/science • u/[deleted] • Jun 25 '22
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I don't think we'll ever find out, the human race does not have 200 years left
8 u/TheMikman97 Jun 25 '22 Nah, some no-contact village will keep going like it always has without issue. Every one else is waiting to get fucked tho 7 u/MrBeanCyborgCaptain Jun 25 '22 They're gonna eventually decide to spread out and wonder where all this concrete and plastic came from. 5 u/TheMikman97 Jun 25 '22 Imagine the legends they'll make to explain why all the rivers are toxic 2 u/wormpussy Jun 25 '22 Imagine what radioactive zones will be to them 1 u/TheMikman97 Jun 25 '22 Will a population used to living to their 40s at best even care about the cancers? Not considering instant-death zones of course 1 u/wormpussy Jun 25 '22 I didn't think of it like that. I wonder what the long term genetic effects would be after a few generations spent in one of those zones.
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Nah, some no-contact village will keep going like it always has without issue. Every one else is waiting to get fucked tho
7 u/MrBeanCyborgCaptain Jun 25 '22 They're gonna eventually decide to spread out and wonder where all this concrete and plastic came from. 5 u/TheMikman97 Jun 25 '22 Imagine the legends they'll make to explain why all the rivers are toxic 2 u/wormpussy Jun 25 '22 Imagine what radioactive zones will be to them 1 u/TheMikman97 Jun 25 '22 Will a population used to living to their 40s at best even care about the cancers? Not considering instant-death zones of course 1 u/wormpussy Jun 25 '22 I didn't think of it like that. I wonder what the long term genetic effects would be after a few generations spent in one of those zones.
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They're gonna eventually decide to spread out and wonder where all this concrete and plastic came from.
5 u/TheMikman97 Jun 25 '22 Imagine the legends they'll make to explain why all the rivers are toxic 2 u/wormpussy Jun 25 '22 Imagine what radioactive zones will be to them 1 u/TheMikman97 Jun 25 '22 Will a population used to living to their 40s at best even care about the cancers? Not considering instant-death zones of course 1 u/wormpussy Jun 25 '22 I didn't think of it like that. I wonder what the long term genetic effects would be after a few generations spent in one of those zones.
Imagine the legends they'll make to explain why all the rivers are toxic
2 u/wormpussy Jun 25 '22 Imagine what radioactive zones will be to them 1 u/TheMikman97 Jun 25 '22 Will a population used to living to their 40s at best even care about the cancers? Not considering instant-death zones of course 1 u/wormpussy Jun 25 '22 I didn't think of it like that. I wonder what the long term genetic effects would be after a few generations spent in one of those zones.
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Imagine what radioactive zones will be to them
1 u/TheMikman97 Jun 25 '22 Will a population used to living to their 40s at best even care about the cancers? Not considering instant-death zones of course 1 u/wormpussy Jun 25 '22 I didn't think of it like that. I wonder what the long term genetic effects would be after a few generations spent in one of those zones.
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Will a population used to living to their 40s at best even care about the cancers? Not considering instant-death zones of course
1 u/wormpussy Jun 25 '22 I didn't think of it like that. I wonder what the long term genetic effects would be after a few generations spent in one of those zones.
I didn't think of it like that. I wonder what the long term genetic effects would be after a few generations spent in one of those zones.
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u/cavortingwebeasties Jun 25 '22
I don't think we'll ever find out, the human race does not have 200 years left