Boils down to what the description of "fine" is I guess. Like I said, planets die, suns die, and at some point don't cycle back to what they once were, life sustaining or not. I don't agree that humanity has no possibility of hurrying that death. The belief that humanity's time with this marble can't effect dramatically future cycles is up for debate. Who knows how many cycles the earth has left. Maybe one of the cycles is some part of another dead planet that's "just fine", takes the world out or even our moon out, and this planet doesn't have the time or means to cycle back from the destruction humans have made.
Philosophical debates and futuristic imaginations are sometimes fun, but none of that was my point and a detraction from the reasons why I posted what I did.
Humanity has control over this cycle and effect on our world as we know it and our time on it. How we control our time on this planet and the costs and ramifications are the point. How we invest, what we invest in, and what we don't. The length of time of our cycle and the quality of life in it is greatly effected by what we do and the actions we take now. And the future of "humanity's world" is in question.
I would suggest anyone to watch the video, pay attention to current science, facts and figures. The video is only about 15 minutes long and well worth the watch. The brown ostrich is real, very real, no matter how people think of it or ignore it. The market, our decisions, our financial worth, our health, our homes, and our lives will be effected. The time is upon us now, and reality can be a real bitch if we try to ignore it.
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