Why our cultures and civilization is failing.

[valithteezee]

Originally Posted by magnetaress [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Look at oceanic anoxic zones, the sharp decline of biodiversity. Birth defects in animals. Prion diseases, aka chronic wasting diseases. Reef die offs. Also there is a ton of evidence this happens periodically in prehistoric, geological timescales where we've lost 80% of complex multicellular life.

The worrisome part anyone who is a steward towards earth and cares about our great grandchildren, or even just the quality of life of our children is that we are rapidly and artificially accelerating this process.

It's not really covered up.

Let's say humanity lives 1000 more years because our science is very stupid, how will people live? What health problems will they face? What health problems are on the rise now?

Heat disease.
Endocrine. > diabetes
Neurological disorders, like chronic wasting diseases in humans > mental illness.
Autoimmune diseases
Pathogens like covid becoming commonplace.

Most of this is due to heavy metals pollution and malnutrition, soil depletion, sterilization, lack of healthy microbes, and a lot of the science on that is centuries old, especially regarding nutrition. There's a good reason people had a 40 year lifespan in great Britain as factory workers. Before a program of recycling human waste was implemented and augmented with imports from colonial conquests.

My # 1 rule is to not take the governments or my word on this.

Look after your own health and sustainability before you hand over your income to some states power companies protectionism.

Kaveh did right by having a ranch with a generator.

Even having an Acre and some old dried out rotted wood planks in reserve is a step in the right direction. Don't rely on nursing homes to feed you or keep ya warm in the coming biblical days bruhs.

Okay, it sounds like you are not chalking this all up to a raise in greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. I agree, we certainly live in a toxic world although I don't think it's too far gone.