21 Sep 18
Originally posted by @bucks12965Either it fell off on its own accord or was eaten by my cat.
Why isn't it on your computer anymore?
Whatever the reason, I'm trying to remain positive about it.
Originally posted by @bucks12965What you need is an app that will deliver an electric shock every time you become negative.
My wife has told me for years that I am a negative person. I am making a concerted effort to be positive. The only things I now post are positive. I figure it's a start.
Originally posted by @bucks12965What's there to be positive about? Humans progressively use earth more and more as their own personal garbage bin for centuries, raping the sea and land to feed their short term goals, stomachs and pockets. It's not sustainable, we as a race are not sustainable, eating, drinking, building and polluting excessively. We're doomed!
My wife has told me for years that I am a negative person. I am making a concerted effort to be positive. The only things I now post are positive. I figure it's a start.
21 Sep 18
Originally posted by @trev33Trev I am 100% positive that you might just about have the rightish answer there well almost.
What's there to be positive about? Humans progressively use earth more and more as their own personal garbage bin for centuries, raping the sea and land to feed their short term goals, stomachs and pockets. It's not sustainable, we as a race are not sustainable, eating, drinking, building and polluting excessively. We're doomed!
21 Sep 18
Originally posted by @trev33The question you might want to ask is how do we clean up the mess which is man made, which would be a more positive attitude to have.
What's there to be positive about? Humans progressively use earth more and more as their own personal garbage bin for centuries, raping the sea and land to feed their short term goals, stomachs and pockets. It's not sustainable, we as a race are not sustainable, eating, drinking, building and polluting excessively. We're doomed!
-VR
21 Sep 18
Originally posted by @very-rustyEducation but people are greedy, self-centered creatures by nature and with population increasing more within the less educated than education we're not getting any smarter.
The question you might want to ask is how do we clean up the mess which is man made, which would be a more positive attitude to have.
-VR
A perfect example was this summer, for about 2 months it didn't rain here, this is Ireland it always rains. So obviously people needed to use more water, farmers pay for their water but regular people don't and it got to the point where the water company couldn't cope with demand and reservoirs were depleting quite considerably so they introduced a temporary hose pipe ban. It takes times and money to process water into the drinkable stuff that comes out of our magic tapes. What did people do? They complained, people were being interviewed on the news saying "we only get a short summer lets us enjoy it"... and so on, the perfect short term thinking response. Big picture? No, I want my grass to be green now. Conservation classes needs to be introduced into all schools throughout the world, when that happens I'll be more positive.
21 Sep 18
Originally posted by @trev33If this is the case, you may never be positive. Man will always be self-centered and greedy. That isn't going to change, but government can work on cleaning up the environment. It could take many decades to clean up what we have destroyed no one to blame but ourselves. You can put it all on big business if you wish but people work for big business that does a lot of the pollution. If I knew the answers I'd be a politician, but I don't.
Education but people are greedy, self-centered creatures by nature and with population increasing more within the less educated than education we're not getting any smarter.
A perfect example was this summer, for about 2 months it didn't rain here, this is Ireland it always rains. So obviously people needed to use more water, farmers pay for their water ...[text shortened]... to be introduced into all schools throughout the world, when that happens I'll be more positive.
-VR
Originally posted by @bucks12965Carpe diem, (Latin: “pluck the day” or “seize the day&rdquo😉 phrase used by the Roman poet Horace to express the idea that one should enjoy life while one can. ... The phrase carpe diem has come to stand for Horace's entire injunction, and it is more widely known as “seize the day.”
carpe diem
-VR
21 Sep 18
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeYou will not get an arguement from me on that one!!!
Me, Crap, Die.
-VR
21 Sep 18
Originally posted by @trev33Don't sweat it. It will cease being self-sustaining long, long, long after your gone.
What's there to be positive about? Humans progressively use earth more and more as their own personal garbage bin for centuries, raping the sea and land to feed their short term goals, stomachs and pockets. It's not sustainable, we as a race are not sustainable, eating, drinking, building and polluting excessively. We're doomed!
21 Sep 18
Originally posted by @mudfingerBecause it's 'okay' to not give a damn about your descendants?
Don't sweat it. It will cease being self-sustaining long, long, long after your gone.
The next generation always pays the past due bills of the previous one. Problem is, we've been 'kicking the can' down the road for generations.