Tag: modern civilization
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Against ecology per se: Why the solution to a problem can never be the solution to that problem!
Chemicals in biodegradable food containers can leach into compost. (1) Trying to find the best solution. To a problem we generate on our own. And every time we find a “solution”… Another problem appears. Biodegradable plastic? More pollution due to plastic… dissolving into the environment. Electrical cars? More pollution due to the… electricity production to…
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Killing the child God within us… Modern mental problems…
All children have moments of moodiness, but family medicine doctors and pediatricians may doubt their abilities to tell the difference between normal irritability and possibly bigger issues, according to Penn State researchers. When the researchers interviewed a group of health care providers, they found that the primary care providers and pediatricians were less confident than…
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The hypocrisy of crying for Notre Dame... (And the hypocrisy of modern atheistic world)
Notre Dame! Burned to the ground. But it matters not. For it was burnt to the ground many many years ago. Ever since when we stopped caring for religion. Ever since we stopped believing in God. Ever since we started visiting Notre Dame to see a monument and not to pray. For this is what…
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Hunting. Drawing. Being in oblivion. Doing art.
Visual imagery used in drawing regulates arm movements in manner similar to how hunters visualize the arc of a spear. Neanderthals had large brains and made complex tools but never demonstrated the ability to draw recognizable images, unlike early modern humans who created vivid renderings of animals and other figures on rocks and cave walls.…
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Congratulations! You are NOT going to become a dad!
Modern people.Anxious to buy a dog.Disgusted to the idea of having a child. How times have changed. In the old "dark" times Kings begged for a child to pass over empires. In today's "enlightened" times ordinary people kill children because they wish to go to Starbucks alone. In the old days one would rejoice to…
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