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We don't have more than 40 years left, in all... After that, everything will be a desert...

Nestor wrote:We don't have more than 40 years left, in all... After that, everything will be a desert...

that's doubtful...

That's why I am buying a Solar Generator to run my XITE-1 when I'm 90.....

I'll buy the XITE-h2O (runs on water) model instead.

i'm gonna make more CO2.

my plants will thank me with precious oxygen.

ha ha, gary has plants.

FrancisHarmany wrote:ha ha, gary has plants.

yes, they're all making oxygen for me!

The problem is not nature itself, the problem is us, mankind. We are going to destroy the whole planet in about 40 years if we keep going as we do. I am not speaking in an emotional way, but truly informed about what is going on in our world, and despite the fact that nature has an amazing capacity for regeneration, we have gone way too far now, and if BIG explotation of the earth doest not stop right away, we are going to get into serious trouble, that’s what I mean.

Humans could never destroy the Earth, we lack that capacity.
We could kill the ecosystems that sustain us, maybe.
But that's about it.

But the Earth will regenerate itself and after a few million years the new form of intelligent life can dig up our fossils and wrongly guess what happened just like our scientists do right now.
These over educated scientists and archeologists still cannot expalain how the 1000 ton limestone rocks were used in Balbek, or how the Pyramids were built.

Whenever I hear a Scientist explain how we are destoying the Planet I always laugh...even though my uneducated ass understands what the " Genius " is trying to say. The scare tactics have a negative effect.
I tend to listen to the Scientists that explain how we can live better and more sustaining lives by not destroying the ecosystems that sustain us.
I have few disagreements on that matter.

Al Gore and his UN paid " Scientists " can suck my ass. They will not scare me into paying more taxes, and their " punishment " of taxing the large polluters is a joke. They are simply shaking them down for cash. Those forms of bribery will be passed on to the consumer, and the game continues.
Someday I hope our econmy becomes based on renewability instead of waste. But as long as Al Gore is a spokesperson for the Green movement, and politicians take cash from lawyers wearing Exon/Mobil tie clasps, nothing will change except our tax rates.

Nestor wrote:The problem is not nature itself, the problem is us, mankind. We are going to destroy the whole planet in about 40 years if we keep going as we do. I am not speaking in an emotional way, but truly informed about what is going on in our world, and despite the fact that nature has an amazing capacity for regeneration, we have gone way too far now, and if BIG explotation of the earth doest not stop right away, we are going to get into serious trouble, that’s what I mean.

tell it to your favorite prince or queen.

i'm not doing any of that stuff. if i am, it wasn't my idea.

we ARE Nature.

btw-the Club of Rome said, that a war against humanity in the name of the planet would be required to establish permanant control(not my words, but theirs). it's funny how the makers of trends blame the victims, the targets for the makers' actions and then claim that these same makers are the wise ones who will save all from disaster...

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