Environment

Is the world telling us to get off?

Environment

Posted by: Clint Marchant

20th Apr 2012 09:15pm

Look what's happening these days, global warming, quakes,tsunamies, volcanic eruptions, are we about to become extinct? It has been proven that the world has been working in cycles and global warming is not a new thing so what caused it millions of years ago?
simla
  • 10th Aug 2013 05:00pm

Hi Tyler95, agreed that nuclear warfare could be a worry. I hear North Korea is planning another underground nuclear test around the end of the year.
War is the thing we have not got much control over, as individuals.
My reading on Nano Robots, to be used as, or instead of the current weapons, gives me the creeps. So small are these microscopic computer controlled machines, (all programmed to destroy) that a big one can fit on a piece of dust. They are also said to be programed to reproduce themselves.
Just imagine if one happened to get loose and reproduce, (if it was programed to destroy). It's been called 'the grey goo' as it would look like a mass of dust moving along.
No doubt there will be a new disaster/ 'End of The World ' movie soon.

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