Floyd Brown wrote:
That more people are aware that man-kind is contributing to globule warming is a good sign.
The bad part is so much damage has been done that we nay not be able to reverse things from happening & it is getting worse.
We are learning how to capture more of the energy from the sun.
Man-kind is very inventive & is doing many things to adapt.
Getting the changes needed run in to the old ways of doing things.
Many activities of leisure involve using more energy than a walk in nature. (Or a park)
Many things are being produced that we could do with out as much.
We need not travel as much to have the feeling of being a part of being there.
With computers & T.V.s we can enjoy the sites & sounds of far away place's in our homes.
Much of the world is as near as pushing a key or turning a knob.
Much of the pleasure of going some where is in telling others of what you did on your trip.
There is the wish to do once what some are able to do at will with ease.
Travel & consume the pleasers in real time & space. At an over all a cost to your self & the envirment.
Do you ever look at the contrails planes crisscrossing the sky leave?
That is costly & polluting big time.
Spending a few extra minutes conversing with people you meet day to day is less costly & a bond is made. A bound that will surpass any contacts you have on a costly trip. All with less wear & tear on our environment.
For most it is to stop & think about the effort you go through to earn the cost of that trip.
Time spent in the old rat race that you need to take the trip to help you cope with the rat race.
As always to each their own.
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Life style is not much different from self-gratification, suburbanization is similar to acquiring a taste that at first is unpleasant an affront to our senses but over time the image that pops up in our mind is the one we sought for someone else to be, convincing ourselves the one who takes over will still be me, subliminally coaxing ourselves to believe we are the architect of ourselves by building others as a likeness of me.
Everyone would agree it's not me that should be discontinued.
I think that is the starting point, all people can assemble at that point, its the one thing about which we can all agree, but that still doesn't solve the problum of divergence from environmental protection probably because we aren't in agreement with what keeps us in place, so the next generation will get all sorts of misleading advice coming from acquired tastes.
Like travelling abroad so as to say is a big waste at the end of the day, same with many other alluring things like really fast fancy bikes and cars, ornate buildings to live in filled with consumer items that are not necessary.
Well I have always said as much, and made a distinction between motivations which others said were inclusive, the reason people don't push others to take up weaving is because a machine does it better and what's left when the machinery breaks down is a semblance of the reality that brought it about and a huge awakening is then prepared to cover the hole suffered there.
Over the years, many of them, what has become shouldn't have been, but first there has to be an explanation, this is the reason for everything..
There are two of everything one for and one against so in the end if that's what it is, the one that is for can be a friend and the one that's against an enemy bonding is weaving a social fabric but identity is sociopathic.
To overcome this the fundamental problum of alienation the internet was made available just when we needed it most, now I'm going to do something startling with a simple phrase, end is not inevitable if you believe what you perceive, that's not it, creation is perception creating perception in others, wrong again, last try, pollution is not endemic of philosophy but it is of self-justifications.