[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by daniel-lewis-1985

How can you be "pretty sure" on this kind of subject? LOL

Because, from what I learnt, the state of the planet was not habitable for the human species.

[daniel-lewis-1985]

Originally Posted by 08marsh

Because, from what I learnt, the state of the planet was not habitable for the human species.

Humans as well as other living things can evolve.

Maybe back then we could survive on the conditions on the planet but millions of years on and after a huge climate change humans have adapted/evolved to survive in these new conditions.

Originally Posted by daniel-lewis-1985

Humans as well as other living things can evolve.

Maybe back then we could survive on the conditions on the planet but millions of years on and after a huge climate change humans have adapted/evolved to survive in these new conditions.

That's not how evolution works. Humans are mammals, and we know that mammals didn't exist back then. If/when we become extinct, there will be evidence left behind of our existence. There will be fossils, buildings, and things like technology, but there is no fossil evidence of any kind, and it is simply impossible.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by daniel-lewis-1985

Humans as well as other living things can evolve.

Maybe back then we could survive on the conditions on the planet but millions of years on and after a huge climate change humans have adapted/evolved to survive in these new conditions.

Except history and science tells us we didn't come along until long after the dinosaurs became extinct. There'd be human fossils from those times if what you're saying was true.

So, even if humans existed back then. They would have had to become extinct before appearing again after the dinosaurs, not evolving. Yet, there's no evidence to suggest such a thing.