It's seriously nuts how fast things move with 24 hour work. I bet the night shift is happy to stay cool!

Code should be indented with tabs. Fight me.

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Not OP, but here's a different article about this event: https://thehill.com/homenews/nexstar_media_wire/4074341-extreme-threat-large-swathe-of-southern-us-at-dangerous-wet-bulb-temperature/

I think the Fermi paradox would suggest otherwise. If all civilizations succeed in the long term, we would have seen evidence of one by now.

I think for the purposes of OP's question, we can ignore genetic evolution. That takes place over hundreds, thousands of generations, and history hasn't been around that long.