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Yep, that's the question. Sadly I don't think we have an answer yet.

See, the point is that even your claim that new and undiscovered species are thriving is not scientific. There is no scientific evidence in favor of this statement, therefore the whole discussion is based

Sorry but let me contradict you. 1,730 species were discovered in 2016, so what? This does not mean that those species were born in that year. They probably already existed for thousands, if not millions,

Thinking about it scares me and intrigues me at the same time.

I agree. However the thought that usually humanity, when cornered, always finds a way reassures me. Just think of the problem of the hole in the ozone: due to our activity (meaning the entirety of the

The extinction of plants has always been less felt than that of animals (especially mammals). The problem is that the extinction of some plant species can bring more serious consequences on the ecosystem

Thank you for the mention :)

Beautiful photos picturing one of the worst plagues for humanity.

Nice post. Maybe there will be a day in the near future where we won't even have to choose what food to order: after using a food delivery service long enough, an AI will know that you like ordering McDonald's