Confused

[Luci_ferson]

yup I know that, it would change anyway. it would just settle to whatever new parameters were set.
the world is in a constant change of adaptation.
man isn't the only thing that affects the environment.
many things do.
volcanoes. asteroids. birds bees, the trees. etc.
my point is this

even if man pushes it to the limits, it will only make the environment harder to live and lower the numbers. then it would just settle back to whatever course its meant to be on and everything would follow its own little cycles yet again.
Its done it hundreds of times since its existence.
its just nature.
were more likely to harm the planet through killing the bees than we are through carbon pollution.
the earth has dealt with huge amounts of pollution many times and it always recovers.
Even if each time it has had to do this its usually decimated large numbers of life. they all recover and come back. (obviously not allways all. even nature has an accident sometimes lol)