so hot!
By cylle_06
@cylle_06 (233)
Philippines
April 13, 2013 10:15am CST
can you feel it?the hotness! oh my God! it's so hot. the world seems to be having extremes. too hot and too cold. the balance of this world seems to be off now. hmmm.. this is our payback for what we did with nature. my sister messaged me this morning. she's in Japan. she told me that she was awaken by a 6.0 magnitude earthquake. natural calamities seems to be rampant now. even those places that weren't flooded before had experienced it. this is so bad. how can we stop this. and we must stop this!..stop abusing nature.
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4 responses
@Greyfalcon (93)
• India
13 Apr 13
I watched that movie too...and I too can't remember most of it. I'll try to watch it again though! The most common reasons for this are pollution by vehicles, use of deodorants and cutting trees. But I don't think people will ever stop doing these things. While the second one is the easiest no one even tries to avoid that. We ARE going to be doomed!
@elitess (5070)
• Ipswich, England
1 May 13
Hello cylle.
It only started about a week ago here with temperatures going from mostly 20 up to 30 (had about 32 yesterday) and I already know this is just the beginning in a long, very hot summer to come.
This is the last summer I spent in totality in Romania, with my upcoming move to another country, and the downside is that since I am raising money for that event, there is little chance I will be able to go to the seaside this year.
@rog0322 (2829)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
14 Apr 13
Hi,
I can feel it, the heat like we are being literally fried. I have yet to experience the opposite of it, the extreme cold, I think it is equally uncomfortable and devastating. In my humble opinion, I was right to think of "payback time," the Earth with its intricate system and subsystems may only be reacting to the imbalance created by us and is trying to correct that anomaly by eradicating the offending factor.
The analogy is like the human body that heats up when invaded by a virus or bacteria that eats up the cells, the rise in normal temperature resulting to heating is a natural defense mechanism designed to kill the invaders and prevent more damage.
I don't want to think about it, our Mother Earth, that has nurtured our specie for several million years into a life we now enjoy, is trying to kill us for the invasion and damage we cause to the natural way of things but think I must, the similarity is too eerily and flagrantly conspicuous to ignore. If we don't mend our ways, then our specie shall be extinct in the next few thousand years or so, faster than the demise of the extinct dinosaurs who once roamed this planet longer than we humans do.
@cylle_06 (233)
• Philippines
1 May 13
true..we are about to experience extinction of humans if we continue our ways. destroying nature, becoming more and more evil..oh no...we are about to experience the Wrath of God...and if the "end of the world" didn't happen last 2012, i'm pretty sure that it will happen in the bear future. yeah
