Could Humans Actually Live on Mars

I sure am confused. Why do we believe we need to colonize a civilization on a red lifeless rock? Scientists seem to agree on one point for this. "It's an insurance mechanism". Scientists believe that we should expose generations of people to awful conditions, where they must fight to survive, only for the chance that they may establish some sort of outpost. Entire bloodlines would be lost, only because we wanted to try to survive on Mars. All i'm saying is, think about the possibility of not exploring Mars.

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