Sep 16 2009, 12:47 AM
QUOTE(rexis @ Sep 12 2009, 12:10 AM)
It is certainly not natural when:
- endless queues of traffic jam during peak hours everyday in nearly every city
- endless black smoke from factories
- industrial area river/drain water in thick black colour
The list goes on, human can spend all their time blaming the nature and continue doing what they good at.
When we get pass the point of no return, it is irreversible.
On the contrary, the only thing that is irreversible is our lives. - endless queues of traffic jam during peak hours everyday in nearly every city
- endless black smoke from factories
- industrial area river/drain water in thick black colour
The list goes on, human can spend all their time blaming the nature and continue doing what they good at.
When we get pass the point of no return, it is irreversible.
The world still continue to live. We would be just another passing phase of extinct creatures like the dinosaurs. Did the earth die? No.
New things will be formed.
So regardless of how we pollute the earth, equilibrium will set in, and nature will still takes its course regardless of our existence.
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