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To start things off, let's take a look at the Universe and its infinite perfection. This topic isn't about if there is a God or not, I look at the "God", as the universe. With every major catastrophe, a large technological revolution being afterwards, and a human productivity leap. If I have to prove that one, stop reading right now. With each large event in which many people are killed, the world grows stronger. Not for one reason in particular, but many in fact.
--Major Event--
-People Die
-Leap for progress is required
-Not as many resources are needed, as there are less people.
All of which contribute majorly to human growth and expansion. Let's take a look at a chart that shows how many stupid people there are in the United states alone:
Notice the highest percentage of the human population in which is educated is near mountainous regions, higher elevation. It's true, thin air and colder ambient temperatures help humans to think and create. Large cities with dense populations have a largely educated population which is also surrounded by a very ignorant populace.
Makes sense, Colorado is known for having a highly diversified population. With more liberal cities such as boulder to the north of the state, and more conservative cities like Colorado Springs to the South side. Denver is in the center of this ********, recently passing a local law legalizing marijuana (which does nothing).
Now, based off a long term viewpoint of what evolution of peoples and the world does for us, perhaps it is intended that when the world is nearing another revolution, land with a lower elevation (and inherently a larger ignorant population) global warming would flush out those breeding grounds for the stupid. Sounds good to me, move to where people get an edukaytion. Not to say that if you live near sea level you're stupid, but damnit, most the people around you are.
This is awesome because you have places such as hooters where the waitresses are paid to be hot, not smart. So, if you are underage like me, you can still drink!
For the kids out there.
Let's get back on track. Do you think the world gives a damn about our government and economy? No, neither do I. It gives a damn about the people it created, it would seem that it's a natural mechanism to kill stupid. You can't stop global warming, you can only slow it down. Most of the CO2 in the world is contained in the oceans, where it is released each summer when it is warmer, this is the main culprit for global warming, it's how each ice age is hit. We're just hitting it sooner than expected, where it is needed.
With each catastrophe people are forced to band together for survival instead of focusing on petty political differences. Stop being afraid of the government, it's going to fall anyway. With democracy we vote away our rights, take a look at where we were when America was first born, now look at what we can do now, legally. Not a whole lot more.
On a lower level of relation, a hurricane katrina victim was quoted on saying, "I had never met any of my neighbors before, and after the hurricane has passed, there were no fences, and I got a chance to meet all my neighbors. All of which were incredibly supportive to each other."
I'll keep going later, I needed to get this off my head while it was still fresh.
To start things off, let's take a look at the Universe and its infinite perfection. This topic isn't about if there is a God or not, I look at the "God", as the universe. With every major catastrophe, a large technological revolution being afterwards, and a human productivity leap. If I have to prove that one, stop reading right now. With each large event in which many people are killed, the world grows stronger. Not for one reason in particular, but many in fact.
--Major Event--
-People Die
-Leap for progress is required
-Not as many resources are needed, as there are less people.
All of which contribute majorly to human growth and expansion. Let's take a look at a chart that shows how many stupid people there are in the United states alone:
Notice the highest percentage of the human population in which is educated is near mountainous regions, higher elevation. It's true, thin air and colder ambient temperatures help humans to think and create. Large cities with dense populations have a largely educated population which is also surrounded by a very ignorant populace.
Makes sense, Colorado is known for having a highly diversified population. With more liberal cities such as boulder to the north of the state, and more conservative cities like Colorado Springs to the South side. Denver is in the center of this ********, recently passing a local law legalizing marijuana (which does nothing).
Now, based off a long term viewpoint of what evolution of peoples and the world does for us, perhaps it is intended that when the world is nearing another revolution, land with a lower elevation (and inherently a larger ignorant population) global warming would flush out those breeding grounds for the stupid. Sounds good to me, move to where people get an edukaytion. Not to say that if you live near sea level you're stupid, but damnit, most the people around you are.
This is awesome because you have places such as hooters where the waitresses are paid to be hot, not smart. So, if you are underage like me, you can still drink!
For the kids out there.
Let's get back on track. Do you think the world gives a damn about our government and economy? No, neither do I. It gives a damn about the people it created, it would seem that it's a natural mechanism to kill stupid. You can't stop global warming, you can only slow it down. Most of the CO2 in the world is contained in the oceans, where it is released each summer when it is warmer, this is the main culprit for global warming, it's how each ice age is hit. We're just hitting it sooner than expected, where it is needed.
With each catastrophe people are forced to band together for survival instead of focusing on petty political differences. Stop being afraid of the government, it's going to fall anyway. With democracy we vote away our rights, take a look at where we were when America was first born, now look at what we can do now, legally. Not a whole lot more.
On a lower level of relation, a hurricane katrina victim was quoted on saying, "I had never met any of my neighbors before, and after the hurricane has passed, there were no fences, and I got a chance to meet all my neighbors. All of which were incredibly supportive to each other."
I'll keep going later, I needed to get this off my head while it was still fresh.
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