I Have a Strange Fear
Does anybody have the fear of future. Like when human run out of resources apparently by 2050. Our population is growing to much our planet cant supply us with enough resources
26-30, F
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PhoenixPhail · M
Your fear isn't strange, but it's founded on only partial information.
Yes, the human population is growing and there are dwindling resources, the ones we're using, that is. There are many viable and potentially valuable resources which could be harnessed, but which aren't only because it's not profitable to the people who run the economic machine. The petroleum lobbyists pay billions of dollars to see that the fossil fuel industry is our planet's primary source of energy, keeping solar, wind and wave power in the background.
This Earth is capable of supporting a lot more life then we're led to believe. It's not so much that we're over-populated and that resources are dwindling, but that the world is managed in such a way that it keeps us struggling. And so long as the standard operating procedure is follow-the-money, it's going to stay that way.
If we can change the procedure to one which places the value of human life over the value of money, we'll have resources made available to us which will carry us for a long, long time, even WITH our growing population.
Our crisis is one of consciousness, not resources.
Yes, the human population is growing and there are dwindling resources, the ones we're using, that is. There are many viable and potentially valuable resources which could be harnessed, but which aren't only because it's not profitable to the people who run the economic machine. The petroleum lobbyists pay billions of dollars to see that the fossil fuel industry is our planet's primary source of energy, keeping solar, wind and wave power in the background.
This Earth is capable of supporting a lot more life then we're led to believe. It's not so much that we're over-populated and that resources are dwindling, but that the world is managed in such a way that it keeps us struggling. And so long as the standard operating procedure is follow-the-money, it's going to stay that way.
If we can change the procedure to one which places the value of human life over the value of money, we'll have resources made available to us which will carry us for a long, long time, even WITH our growing population.
Our crisis is one of consciousness, not resources.
GreenNatured95 · 26-30, F
@PhoenixPhail how will pollution be fix the more of us the more pollution
PhoenixPhail · M
@GreenNatured95 Most of the pollution is still from big business. There needs to be better laws, preventing corporations from dumping their waste into the waters and the air.