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Humans on this planet = aphids
on a rose. As for human co operation,
IE: working together for social and
ecological betterment,,, don’t hold
your breath.
Thank you for providing this cool video which contains simple truths. I’ll be sharing this with all my contacts.
I’m afraid I agree with Roger. And I’m not holding my breath. On the other hand it’s not in my nature to wait for others to do something, so I’m toddling along into my old age by attempting to grow as much food as I can, saving water and water filtering, gathering emergency supplies, etc. Also I’m thinking in terms of how to get as off-the-grid as I possibly can. Meanwhile, I talk to friends and family — but I do not hold my breath and pound my head against walls. I’ve tried that. Just depletes my own energy.
As recently shown by the inability of the US government to do what it needs to do, even in the face of serious consequences, the ships will indeed power themselves off the edge. There’s no time for them to change course, and no inclination on the part of their captains or their crew to change their behavior.
The remaining few people, as pictured by the little sail boat, will have gotten the mother of all ass-kickings. Their survival experience will be seared into their collective memory changing forever how humans think and act.
Amen.