Are Humans Genetic Disasters?

Nonconformist musings from atop my seaside perch

Waking at 530 am today, I took a walk along the Pender Bay beach stopping to watch 3 pairs of different bird species go about their mornings; a hawk swooped down and snatched a small fish from the sea while the others strutted along the beach searching for breakfast snacks. Every single one of these birds was both beautiful and majestic - it goes without saying that none of them was obese or displaying physical genetic defects.

Take a walk along a busy street and tell me how many beautiful and majestic humans you encounter. Look in the mirror and let me know if you see a beautiful majestic person.

Humans are mentally inferior to every other species and physically we are anything but impressive. Let’s face it - most of us are physically repugnant.

And because we suffer from stupidity (which we refer to as intelligence), we do things that have lead us to the brink of extinction.

The birds I was watching this morning will not notice our passing. Unlike humans who will have survived for no more than a tiny blip in time, these amazing birds will continue to thrive for millions more years. They do not suffer from ‘intelligence.’

We refer to humans who emulate the birds as stupid primitives - and we do our best to exterminate them.

We are a fucking joke of a species. A total fucking disaster. Try explaining that to a barnyard animal.

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Meanwhile, the scene is heating up at Cape Pender where I remain ensconced waiting for the road network off the Gibb River Rd to reopen after a late season heavy rainstorm.

The owner of this campground for some unknown reason keeps alerting me whenever a single female arrives. Yesterday he swung by and said a woman was scheduled to stay at one of the sites nearby mine and that he’d let her know there was a solo Canadian male she might want to meet.

The odds of her being fit and hot are very close to zero (and even if she was she’d have zero interest in Fast Eddy) so I just chuckled and switched the topic to venomous snakes. Apparently there are plenty around but they seldom come out in the open during the dry season.

I downloaded this yesterday and I’d say it’s a page turn except that I have the audible version. I Regret Almost Everything - Keith Mcnally

And last but not least… let’s check in on Hoolio