When faced with a changing environment, a species has 3 choices: Adapt, Migrate, or Die.

Humans have apparently decided to vault past the first two and just yank that third lever.

Those other species weren't the authors of the global ecosystem's demise, even with an understanding of the situation and opportunity to change the course of events

Not really a fair comparison, is what I'm saying.

Depends on what you define as "lasts forever". We are direct descendants of some kind of a rodent. Yeah, our species has changed "kind of much" since those days, but I wouldn't worry about that kind of "expiration". We are some rodents' grand-grand-grand-...-grandchildren, and I think the rodent would be very much okay with us not looking very squirrellike, if they somehow was to find out they are our ancestor. They'd love us all the same :)

But of course, in our case, it won't be that evolution changes us into something else. It's rather, we will just vault 92'ify ourselves.

Some species are contesting that statement very strongly. Take the horseshoecrab, or the tardigrate or even the cockroach. Humans are known for their fast adaptability, so I'd bet my money on us joining that list.

No other species are quite like humans though