Biosphere 2.
…yes, there is a climate change.
And nature is fighting for its survival against humans as
human do not understand.
The world structure is a super strong natural environment
that had been created through billions of years ending up in what it is
today. It is not that humans are
destroying the environment, it is that the environment is changing by itself
due to natural selection but, and there is a big but, industrialization is not
letting that natural selection take shape, just only slowing down that change;
then nature is forcing humans to slow down the negative super industrialization
of nature by setting quakes, floods, marequakes (mare quakes -tsunamis and wild
fires).
…this climate change is not as most people believe. Natural selection is going to destroy a great
part of world civilization and the world is going to be a better place cuz then
humans, by that time, will pay attention to natural selection by living “a la
par” (sharing tech and the environment as one unit, not distinct units a la
par: together).
Industries will co-exist sharing tech with natural
selection, not destroying it cuz it, natural selection would eliminate tech
itself.
Proof of that is this: if a town
is left alone, with on humans in it, in just around thirty years -30 yrs. Or a
little longer, the town would convert into a jungle …see Chernobyl:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster,
that section of the eastern world had already turned into a natural jungle,
this is proof of natural selection, nature will win over tech.
So, let us make tech and natural selection a
win win battle just by adapting human to survival of the fittest.
…how that?
Let keep all industries by just elimination its excessive by
product: smoke and gasses. Todays tech
is highly advanced, yet its advances had not been applied to industrialization
due to extreme capitalism, not using capitalism to go a la par with social
development but as a mean to exploit humans.
Reactors No. 4 and No. 3 after the disaster
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