So you believe that having “the only clue” is the same as being able to predict? I guess that does fit your profile; “the one thought that I have is all there is (disregarding any and all proposed objections)”.
Next, you offer more, yet more oblique exhortations to “look into history”, suggesting that my argument is equivalent to encouraging someone to jump off something (presumably something dangerously tall) because maybe they won’t die even though everyone else has. My response to this strawman was to point out that everyone hasn’t died in being optimistic about things much greater than themselves: dogs, I note, might have taken your pessimistic view about the prospects of working with humans, and if they had they’d have been wrong, as dogs as a species have thrived by cooperating with humans.
As I stated, Man has no experience on this matter from which to draw conclusions, thus the ONLY clue he can get is from similar situations in the past … all of which propose far more threat than hope. And what you call “antidotes”, real people call “historical facts”.
Your only argument is a hope filled fantasy inspired by political Godwannabes and void of any evidence at all. Beyond that, you resort to your typical; “Your argument isn’t good enough” - typical religious fanatic mindset.