C moa wrote:A question, a little philosophical (whatever), that I submit to your sagacity.abyssin3 wrote:Another little note:
Any study on geological time shows that global warming leads to an explosion of biological diversity. Which is it couldn't be better for the ecosystem. On the other hand, a glaciation (which could happen like other times, overnight, if the solar activity decreased), it is the cat ...
Personally, I think that global warming should not be fought to save the planet but to save man. Indeed, AMHA, the planet has seen others through the millions of years of its existence and its rise in current T ° corresponds more to a small fever linked to a simple cold. Cold caused by a parasite named man. Just as the human organism changes during a fever to kill the parasite, I think it can be the same for humans. If nothing is done, tornadoes and hurricanes will multiply, the melting of glaciers will make water even more difficult to access, the melting of the ice caps will raise sea levels and change the composition of the oceans by going so far as to modify the sea currents which globally govern our weather (Gulf Stream for example) ....
Combating one of these phenomena is already not simple, but humanity will not be able to combat them all at the same time. This means that humanity as we know it would be doomed (perhaps it is already the case for that matter) and part of today's biodiversity too.
However, will this destroy the planet ?? I do not believe that. All these upheavals will make appear new balances, new ecosystems will come to life, new species will appear and the few who will have survived will say that this time it will be necessary to do better than simply wanting to tame the planet ...Me too, because they tend to look at their little square meadow without taking into account that their activity influences the whole system .....What worries me is not global warming, it's human activity: the species it eliminates, deforestation, and of course the depletion of resources.
Hello to you, it's nice to find a brother in thought on the site (maybe just, haven't I had my eyes open before, or are my econologist brothers very discreet, hihihi), but here I am HAPPY to read you ...
I could not have said it better, thank you 1000.000 of X! You have acquired our sagacity!
Our mother the earth is actually sick of her men who no longer RESPECT IT, our North American Indian brothers have said and written it, the Indian sees the earth as his mother and thinks like her, his life is written in the circle of life. Thus, the Indian builds his house in a circle like birds ... The white man is sick in his head, he thinks in a square, he thinks of dominating the earth, he wants to sell and buy his mother (the earth) but it is not possible, since it is the mother of man, what human being - worthy of the name - would think of selling his mother?
Here, I pass you my own considerations, since they were exposed by cmoa in a masterful way!
Greetings from Lietseu