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[win98]

your right playbanosh

[Tulac]

Well we lost many things that once were our instincts(like predicting the weather and earthquakes), maybe we'll loose killers instinct one day too...

[Playbahnosh]

Naah, that's impossible. We use our fighting instinct every day, so it shall develop not diminish, as things stand

[Tulac]

We'll have to find more suptile ways of fighting in future, thrugh games maybe?
Or this is how I think of it, there will be robots who will be controled much like we control FPS games today, they will be massively controlled by a person that was good in a TBS, they are breeding us I tell you

[win98]

yeah tulac mabey

[Playbahnosh]

Yeah, true! Someday war will be a giant team deathmatch!
Like in Unreal 2004
That yould be possibly true in the future...
But what will we do against overpopulation then?
(Argh my headache is getting worse, I can't type sorry)

[win98]

if war was a death match win the world wars i would not exict my grandpa was in the world war and did not have childern when he entered

[Tulac]

Originally posted by Playbahnosh@Jun 11 2005, 11:43 PM
But what will we do against overpopulation then?

Ther will be no overpopulatin, except if our lifespan spans dramatically, because many developed countriesare allready having greater mortality than natality, and this is spreadinf, it is estimated that by year 2070 population will reach it's peek, and then start to fall down slowly, ofcourse who know what will happenuntil then...

[Sebatianos]

We are talking about the wars that might yet come.
But I doubt very much that such wars would become reality. Because the main objectives in such a war would be the fascileties to produce battle gear. And there people would work (unless there would be no people at all).

This reminds me of a sci-fi story (really short one I read a long time ago). It went something like this:

"Tell us again about the last war father."
"No children. It was too dreadfull."
"Please father."
"Very well."
'We knew the war was inevadable. We put all our trust in our secret weapon. It was so potent it would easily turn the tide of war, but was not tested yet. We were afraid to unleash such power. But we had no choice. We had to use it, if we were to win the last war. To win the war of wars and bring eternal peace to all teh man-kind. And we won. The enemy bowed before our might and admited defeet.'
"Show us the weapon again father."
And the father took the bow and arrow off the wall and showed it to his children.

OK - this is a shortened version of the short story, but I guess you see the point.

[Stroggy]

Not a very imaginative story, its just turning Einstein's quote into a (really) short story.