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6 responses to “Marking time”

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   Godwin T. Ihagh

   Feb 2, 2019

   this is terrible. pictures actually speak thousands of words… i didnt know an area land and environment in the world is/was in this condition.

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      fauxcroft

      Feb 2, 2019

      Yeah it’s got that bad. That’s Papua New Guinea

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      fauxcroft

      Feb 2, 2019

      Sorry this is Bangladesh I got confused over another pic.

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   Angelo Devlin

   Feb 2, 2019

   Great Post.

   “The planet will be here for a long, long, long time after we’re gone and it will heal itself, it will cleanse itself ’cuz that’s what it does. It’s a self-correcting system. The air and the water will recover, the earth will be renewed

   //

   I think we’re part of a greater wisdom than we’ll ever understand, a higher order, call it what you want. You know what I call it? The Big Electron.

   The Big Electron. Woooohhhh, woooohhhh, woooohhhh. It doesn’t punish, it doesn’t reward, it doesn’t judge at all. It just is, and so are we, for a little while.”

   – George Carlin

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      fauxcroft

      Feb 2, 2019

      Great words indeed. Thank you for reading and appreciating my friend.

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   meximinnesotana

   Feb 2, 2019

   This makes me sad. But I had an odd thought recently. What if our planet earth has a “fever” which is actually global warming, the point of which is to rid herself of the parasitic humans which are destroying parts of her body. Maybe it’s okay for us to be eliminated through climate change. Odd thought, I know. But I found it rather comforting to consider whether there is an “earth intelligence” that will figure out a way to renew itself in the absence of the polluting humans.

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