Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for June 20, 2024

And there we have Wiley’s (correct) answer to my prior post.

No, both of them don’t have to leave. Not even Danae can annoy herself.

Leave? But man was created to ruin paradise! Look at all the junk cars we have left on the pristine moon and Mars already!

They need not have to go that far back in time. About 1.5 million years would have been more than sufficient to avoid other people.

Watch out, Danae, that ‘Wiley Dino’ in panel 4 is smiling at you.

Jeffrey is right, Wherever you go, there you are.

If they stay, they might do something so that people never come to exist in the future … and then … (problem solved?)

They paved Paradise and put up a parking lot…

If they stay, do they become Adam and Eve?

I’ll take crazy over stupid any day.

Schrödinger’s epoch.

Genesis 3

New American Standard Bible 1995

The Fall of Man

3 Now the serpent was more crafty than any beast of the field which the Lord God had made.

But, it was only a butterfly!

Yes, Jeffrey’s computer definitely figured this out on its own…

She still doesn’t get it. She’s human and thus the source of the danger to Nature. Her own germs are even now beginning to affect the environment and the louder she yells, the greater the distribution. Plus the intrusion of noise into the natural sounds of the landscape.

True, if paradise ever existed, humans wouldn’t have been in it

He’s right. People F up everything and call it an improvement.

Maybe she’d be happy left alone there with no one to contradict her.

So, maybe this is how Dinotopia got started.

Great punch line by Jeffrey!

Danae, make sure you do not do anything like kill a butterfly or you could end up in a situation like Bradbury spelled out in “A Sound of Thunder”. Good short story and the episode on Ray Bradbury Theater back in the ’80s was good too, killing one butterfly certainly impacted Earth 2055!

Oh no, Adam and Eve have arrived.

Did I call it the other day or what?

Adam & Eve

Gotcha

All of Creations says, “We’re waiting!”

Jeffrey clearly read Ray Bradbury’s ‘A Sound of Thunder’.