Bliping

Volcano eruption, climate anomaly, earthquakes are here and there. It seems that 2012 is just around the corner. When Poland people dwelt on their departed President, a rumor emerged which said the President actually didn’t board the plane, but secretly went to the Big Boat instead.
Obviously, most people take the rumor as a joke, but it reveals people’s panic. Our mother earth is in trouble.

Are human beings mighty enough to reverse the track of our planet of earth? I’m not sure. What I am sure is that it is our industrialization drive modernization drive that leads to the deterioration of the environment. No one wants to be a loser, nor does any country. Competition, expansion, exploitation, we are on a treadmill with the purpose of being faster, higher, stronger. Olympic spirit is not exclusively shown on track and field playground, but on also on international stages. As a matter of fact, we are in race with our future.

Some of us have already vaguely visualized the future of our civilization.

The Day after Tomorrow, 2012, Earth 2100 etc., more and more disaster films altered us, enlightened us, educated us. But do they change us? Maybe yes, or maybe no. Earth Hour, earth day, how many people on earth practice the low-carbon life? The ever best-seller “Who Moved My cheese?” told us to watch out for every minor change around us in business world. How about the environment? How many people care about the climate change? How many people take effective measures?

Dating back to millions year ago, the dominating creatures on the earth were not human beings, but dinosaurs. Then all of a sudden, these giant strong creatures disappeared from the earth. Till now, scientists haven’t figured out the myth of the extinction of dinosaurs.
The most notable theory may be the climate abnormality theory. Will human being’s future end in the same way as the dinosaurs? So far it is only my personal assumption. But I’m afraid the tragedy would turn into reality one day.

Tags: 2012, disaster film, Earth 2100, Environmental Preservation, The Day after Tomorrow

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