If it wasn’t for our Immune system then would we or us Humans be able to develop antibiotics or even have the

Question: If it wasn't for our Immune system then would we or us Humans be able to develop antibiotics or even have the understanding of how to cure diseases and sustain life at the same time or how would we have lived today or even 2,000 years ago!? Hammad Nowshed
- Keywords:
  antibiotics,
  disease,
  no immune system
Asked by Dr Scientist to Carmen, Daniel, Laura, Noel, Steph on 6 Mar 2015. This question was also asked by Anjalo.
- Noel Carter answered on 6 Mar 2015:
  
  Without an immune system we would not be here. But like all biology it is a constantly evolving process.
  
  In terms of understanding I think as humans we have an innate desire to understand the world and a curiosity about ourselves. I think this drives science.

Question: If it wasn't for our Immune system then would we or us Humans be able to develop antibiotics or even have the understanding of how to cure diseases and sustain life at the same time or how would we have lived today or even 2,000 years ago!? Hammad Nowshed