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If humans ever terraform or colonize other planets, could that not be considered the Earth reproducing itself?

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If the Earth could reproduce, via human beings, would that bolster the likelihood of its being a living organism?

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  1. seems like you know what you are talking about


  2. Yes, I guess you could consider it that. It kind of fits the Gaia hypothesis, and am am rather partial to the gaia hypothesis.

  3. I think it would be more of the people of Earth expanding their habitat. But, if we go from your idea, human beings are viruses, and the planet is a single cell.

  4. No.  It's a symbiotic or parasitic relationship, but not a single organism.

  5. yes and no. CCL!
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