[lbo-talk] Attn. eygie ; science, objectivity, truth, taste and tolerance

[Charles Brown]

eygie : 
There are assumptions in the statement. Viz. human species will always be
there; there are no human beings outside the earth, and if there are they
too are presumed to be born in the same way that we mortals here upon this
negligible fraction of universe, Earth, are born in. There won't be any new
way of birth brought up through the process of evolution the future.

^^^
CB: But besides that , you agree, so far, so good as a natural law, right ?
Natural laws concern what has been observed so far. 

(If human species goes away, this natural law is not violated. It only says,
that the human species as it exists reproduces thusly; it does not assume
humans will always be there)