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To: GraceZ who wrote (7689)	3/13/2006 2:58:30 PM
From: ahhaha	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 24758

We're almost to the point where we can replicate precious bodily fluids outside of a living human, You must be kidding. In 10k years we will have hardly scratched the surface. The molecular complexity of DNA by itself practically exceeds the capacity of the Library of Congress. so what could we be but a cheaper source to them? Not cheaper and not only, but somewhat uniquely. Well, maybe cheaper in an abstract way. Most of the races in the galaxy are reptilian and insectoid and have been around for 100s of millions years. They're incomprehensibly more sophisticated than we are, but they have a problem. All evolved species have an evolutionary development limit beyond which they cannot go. The earlier species in galactic history have reached their limit. And technology has added to the tendency to devolve. The later evolved species have more potential to go on to what the earlier ones can't ever achieve. This is another reason why we're watched and studied. Humahns are very late bloomers and have a substantially different evolution in comparison to other similar mammalian oriented species. We are differentiated because we are big in mother and in war which are usually incompatible evolutionary traits. Humahns are the greatest threat to the galaxy and have the greatest future potential. The question with the humahn races in the galaxy is whether they will do a better job handling the deteriorative effects of technology, and if so, what will they go on to achieve?