Why do you suppose that the planet going pop is something we should be concerned about? There was a thread recently about it melting in a few billion years anyway. Plus, you can't get an ought from an is, etc. You need to qualify the ought with an if.
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Hi Hughie!Originally posted by oscarose View PostThe ratio of ‘intelligent’ species in the universe lasting beyond the ‘technological’ phase is predicted to be very low (can’t remember where I read that now).
We’re doomed until we all start to convert to Buddhism or similar ASAP and wake up to the true nature of reality.
Is that really you?
Remember that night in Swindon? Those peyote buttons are a hard way in lol.
Just because in a moment of madness I took advantage of your sweet love.
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I disagree that there is no compassion.
You have rich benefactors such as Bill Gates and Warren Buffet giving billions to projects in Africa, and the UK and US governments pilfering away similar amounts on overseas aid to "poor" countries such as India.
And don't get me started on the level of benefits to Labour voters, again courtesy of the hard-taxed worker.Comment
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Why do you think there is no compassion in society? Give us an example. I think there is plenty of compassionate acts ranging from the very large ( Bill Gates funding malaria research etc ) to the small, minor acts, such as looking after a sick friend that would go unnoticed.Originally posted by oscarose View Post
And I know many people who have carried out compassionate acts. What's wrong with your own life that you believe that none of us have any compassion?
eventually the Sun is going to turn into a red giant and that's going to be the end of Earth.Originally posted by oscarose View PostComment
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Why is the planet going to pop? Are we releasing greenhouse gasses under the surface rather than into the atmosphere? I guess that would help explain the lack of evidence for atmospheric changes
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Someone's gonna press the nuclear button sooner or later. Technology will get into the wrong hands and it's game over. High probability I'd say. I'd give it 25 years at the most and we'll all be toast. Humans can't control their aggression.
See:-
Cosmos: The Story of Cosmic Evolution, Science and Civilisation: Amazon.co.uk: Carl Sagan: Books
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