We know these do not exist :)-http://www.pravoslavie.ru/engl… http://www.youtube.com/watch?v… http://esv.......
Think of just one area - medical problems - cancer, malaria, viruses, resistance to antibiotics. We don't know too much about how the brain works. Better understanding of ourselves will lead to better robots probably. We just need to be cautious about someone claiming to discover a mare's nest (horse's nest), complete with eggs! We know these do not exist :)
We havent even explored nearly 60% of the ocean. We don't have the technology to and their is a whole nother world down there we know nothing about. In the deepest darkerst parts of the oceans humans can't reach there good be millions of species we havent discovered. You can invent the technology and explore down there its a 2 in 1
That's a great deep question that makes a person think big ..
Well if it comes to discovering new things there is nothing called enough if that was the case then we wouldn't reach to what we are today beside that think for a second what if they discovered a cure for HIV isn't that worth it all the ppl who would benefit from it ?!
So yes we need to know more things or what would be the different between us and other creatures if we don't work our brain
DON'T STOP DISCOVERING :D
There are things being discovered all the time. When you consider the number of active research universities, it's probably several per hour. Most are mundane and may never see mentions outside of academic journals, but every once in a while something important comes out.
Those are good answers. Many of the easier things have been discovered, so most future discoveries will build on a huge amount of knowledge and require large teams of very learned persons. Neil
