Re: A Good Start, But . . .
<The dinosaurs reached a state more advanced than ourselves, but realized that they could not go any further. They decided to retire to a lower-energy form, with smaller brains, and a more diverse ecology. They integrated themselves with the environment, and in the lowest energy state aimed to outlive every other form of life on Earth.
I like it, but what would be the purpose of outliving all other life, just to evaporate as a bug at the end of the Sun's life?
Also, how far did the dinos get before they decided to cash it in?
Dan
