If the continents were as one complete landmass today, would we humans have already killed ourselves?

Question

If the continents were as one complete landmass today, would we humans have already killed ourselves?

Answer 1

I would be a killer event to be able to say that we live on Gondwanaland or Pangea.

Answer 2

That'd be fun, we could like drive to Australia =o

Answer 3

No, humans would war until they intermarried to a point that boundaries were either forgotten or controlled.  The same as it almost is modernly.  War would be more prevalent since they are not separated by ocean boundaries, however, they would not send themselves to extinction since life is based on survival to reproduce.

The real question is could they coexist peacefully with differing religions?  That is usually the cause of war.

Answer 4

good question m8 ....i think there would be a lot less of us that's for sure

Answer 5

We would have developed MegaFences.

Answer 6

Maybe,maybe not.

Answer 7

it's true the distance may help in some ways, but if we were one big land mass, the wealthier society's would probably be the coastal ones, so poorer, more dependent nations would act like buffers to other aggressive nations,

or more likely the increasingly dangerous threats would probably cause a Global disarming, and who in there right mind would use the A-bomb if we were all one land , on the other hand why would we use one at all

Answer 8

proably

Answer 9

No, but we might have killed eachother quicker.