You have no impact and cannot play a role. This is just an observation. Who knows if anyone will believe you.
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JForrestQ
While the debate is rather deep, and intriguing I'd rather see how life began. It would shut up a lot of people.
deathpwnie
It's not how life began, it's how civilization began, which is simple: people started living together in large numbers and permanent dwellings.
Cait
i wouldnt want to know how civilization ended because then i'd constantly be waiting for it to happen around every corner and the anticipation would kill me.
rando
i'm always sad that i won't get to see how it ends.
b1tchf4ce
I don't want to know how it ends because i do know whatever it is, it will be sooo scarey!
Jenelle
It's always good to know how things began and how it evolved through time.
Derek
I'm the kind of person who likes to make sure a story has a really sweet ending before putting time into it, sooo...
remixedmag
We already have a pretty good idea of how civilization formed -- if I'm curios about the details, there are probably 100,000 history and anthropology books to choose from. How it ends I'm more curious about.
zenie
uh well humans created civilization (duh) not the world, but yes civilizations. they'll probably end it to, but could be something hella cool
HoodHustla
I would be satisfied knowing how it ends and I'd live my life to it's extent till the end. (Plus I'd know to call in sick for that entire week)
MarkTheGr8
Depends how you define civilization I guess. Since it's most often not used to describe the beginning of life and instead describes how the civilized world came to be... I'd go with the end. Unless it's global warming that kills us within 50 years, then I will most likely not be alive to see the end. And I'm sure it'll be sad, yet awesome.
MarkTheGr8
Depends how you define civilization I guess. Since it's most often not used to describe the beginning of life and instead describes how the civilized world came to be... I'd go with the end. Unless it's global warming that kills us within 50 years, then I will most likely not be alive to see the end. And I'm sure it'll be sad, yet awesome.
Corgylegs
Begining is always better than the end.
overtherainbow
It doesn't say see how LIFE was created smart ones. It says civilizations. And we have a pretty good idea of how they were created.
Shazambom
WE ALREADY KNOW WHAT CREATED SOCIETY!!!!!!!
Tori
That would be terrible knowing how and when youre going to die
drizzy
It would be interesting either way
Kaden
Seeming the creation of civilization would be boring as fuck... It would take thousands of years to watch. Alternatively the end will probably be something taking a mere 100 years,,, The hundred isn't as boring...
Ethan
I'm assuming this is covering the time frame, so if I know when, then I can either not worry at all, or do all of the cool shit that I've always wanted to do.