the real future for our children, is in the decrease (economic and demographic) it is a reality 
The man has evolved too quickly cerebrally 
too much technology compared to the evolution of our instincts (reptilian brains). Man always has the instinct of: power, territorial expansion, reproduction, hunting, etc. insects regulate their population, organize themselves ... etc in two words: smarter, normal they are much older than us! good here again happy to be back! 
Paldeolien wrote:Yeah, it's great to see kkun who is happy with his life, now you also have to know how to look at the people who spend their lives in a production factory, to do the same thing 5000 times in the same day, with staggered schedules .
For the record, I worked as a garbage collector (with shifted schedules, at night in the rain with good smells ...), cook in a retirement home (old people who die ...), in a small factory (even if I was specialized in Numerical Control I made all the same my 2 x 8) ... etc. So I think I touched the finger (not too much anyway) some difficulties even if I am well aware of living in a silver tower (with little heating but still money ...)
It is on that that it is necessary well to manufacture a car, or even a bicycle. Who said the happiness of some makes the misfortune of others?
Yes. It must be so that I can move. When I can recycle stuff, I recycle, when I can't I buy. But it would be very difficult for me to get around without a bicycle built from an assembly line. Then you have to choose the lesser evil.
You have to know how to position yourself between the goat and the cabbage sometimes.
And if there is depression, then you have to stop trying to make it.
As an indication, the average life of an employee in the metallurgical industry barely exceeds 65 years, what about the average life of an accountant? (for example)
Much higher!
In short, I don't care to put people on my back, but there are truths that deserve to be told. But then again, it's true, it's unhealthy.
No you have to say it is true but you also have to have the means to get around it. Ex: heating up and moving around pollutes but who would not want to heat up or move around anymore? You have to be able, technically and sometimes financially, to get around them.
Christine wrote:Get a girlfriend and it'll get better.
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vtajmb wrote:"it all depends on the importance we attach to it in relation to the idea we have of it" ... said one of my fistons ... "don't worry my popa, we're never safe from a stroke of luck! " said the other ...
A last checkup in the fall revealed to my doctor that apart from my 35 kg of overweight, I had nothing unfortunate: 12/7 tension, no diabetes no cholesterol, no Gamma GT, a little triglycerides anyway, but that's it!
what doesn't kill you makes you stronger ... even if the grass is greener in the neighbor's meadow, it is good from time to time to take stock to see that everything is not so ugly, finally!
Good luck to those who toil or are in pain!
so that simplifies the problem); and I've been living very well for 20 years.
the material is a golden cage for unfortunate people.
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