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There is no evolution of organisms that do not die naturally, because according to the laws of natural regeneration, any biological structure will age over time and eventually die.
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Because in this case, the ecology may not reach equilibrium, so there is no way to grow harmoniously, so it has not evolved.
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Because such a creature does not exist, and such a gene does not exist at all, it is impossible to evolve such a creature.
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Because all living things are going to die naturally, after all, the earth is so big, if it doesn't die naturally, it will definitely die.
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I think that the extinct creatures, they will most likely not be able to continue to appear, unless humans use genetic engineering technology, or cloning.
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It's very likely that they will continue to appear, because some organisms are not known for extinction or not, but we just haven't found them.
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Extinct creatures will not continue to appear, otherwise they will not be called extinct, so we must take good care of the environment.
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The original question is (and because I don't believe in how quora changes the question, so the answer doesn't make sense): why did the evolution of living things stop with humans?
Your premise is incorrect. Organisms, including our own species, are constantly evolving. This is a good example.
There is an insect that lives in London. Due to the Industrial Revolution about 200 years ago, the amount of coal burned increased dramatically, so the insect developed a darker color on buildings covered in soot as a camouflage. When coal burns less and rain washes away soot from buildings, the insect evolves a lighter color.
Over the centuries, more and more people have never developed a third molars (wisdom teeth) through our more refined diets.
It doesn't stop. The physical evolution of complex species is a very slow process. For example, if the Earth's gravitational field suddenly halves, we will eventually adapt to it.
The difference is that the human species is crying out for God's hunger evolution, both mentally and physically. Psychological evolution is a much faster process. That doesn't make us special.
We physically evolved the ability to make and use tools, and eventually spiritually evolved and developed a spoken and written language. We're doing this very quickly, our language skills are regional and we're still catching up. Tribalism is a relic of our physical evolutionary era and still prevents us from building an international language.
Look at how much we have evolved spiritually over the past 150 years. Now we may have to physically evolve to live in space.
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When life is born, it is also when the entropy value begins to gradually increase.
Fighting death from beginning to end, reducing the rate of entropy increase as much as possible, but not allowing it to stop, and when the critical point is reached, life comes to an end; All you can control is how fast and slow the entropy increases.
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Because the resources on the earth are limited and cannot sustain the survival of all living things, the life of all living things will eventually die and disappear completely.
I think the reason why nature has such a law is to ensure an ecological balance. If a creature does not face death all the time, then the ecological balance will be upset.
This comes from the central law.
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