Would the Oil Era be considered the "Height" of the human race?
Would sustainability be necessity or would we eventually revert by some other means to an overshot species?
vtsnowedin wrote:I think the human race's best days are ahead of it.
Heineken wrote:vtsnowedin wrote:I think the human race's best days are ahead of it.
Why? Or better yet, How? Are we suddenly going to wake up one morning on our irretrievably damaged planet and be rational beings?
vision-master wrote:Pole Shift coming. Everything will change. Hope to survive. Will happen within one day.
I can't wait until 2012 is over so this kind of thinking goes the way of the Year2K anxiety.
mos6507 wrote:vision-master wrote:Pole Shift coming. Everything will change. Hope to survive. Will happen within one day.
I can't wait until 2012 is over so this kind of thinking goes the way of the Year2K anxiety.
ReducedToZero wrote:Would the Oil Era be considered the "Height" of the human race?
Dezakin wrote:ReducedToZero wrote:Would the Oil Era be considered the "Height" of the human race?
Yes.
One thousand years from now humanity will be irrelevant.
vision-master wrote:Dezakin wrote:ReducedToZero wrote:Would the Oil Era be considered the "Height" of the human race?
Yes.
One thousand years from now humanity will be irrelevant.
Spreading the fear, are ya.
Is taht what your crystal ball(s) says, huh?
Kristen wrote:Its interesting that someone mentioned 2012 and I just finished the novel 2012 by Whitley Strieber. Its totally fiction and about parallel universes and such, but a good read.
As far as this pole shift business, won't south just become north on our compasses?
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