Not unlike "Why I dared not tell you who I am"
Created | Updated Jan 29, 2007
This is day 3.
D 1, a dazzled tourist.
D 2, by-standing....
Then some trial...
The universe, time and space, matters and materials, men and creatures taught me so.
What the much of all when I still have chance to:
A PLANNING of UN and Global POPULATION.
It's said human is the worst pollution of all; I second with the addition of "surplus" to human-where do I draw line?- beyond the population for self-sufficient life, all redundant!
The almity is just a word before control of desire to out-beget, out-beat even out-last(then came the legend back-primitive men lived 800 year in lives; sounds a bit too long by modern standard. The modern birth, aging, sickness and death natural phenomena? Think very hard! Again and again!) I'd say the few is precious, not the other way.
I've come to the point believing aging and sickness are to prepare for death, the latter in turn for more new births that "shepherd/s" can use. In this set of free competition, nothing is pulled back. Now look at the devastated planet, the good deed of the surplus, whose original sin is quite different than that of those at the other side of the line.
D 1, a dazzled tourist.
D 2, by-standing....
Then some trial...
The universe, time and space, matters and materials, men and creatures taught me so.
What the much of all when I still have chance to:
A PLANNING of UN and Global POPULATION.
It's said human is the worst pollution of all; I second with the addition of "surplus" to human-where do I draw line?- beyond the population for self-sufficient life, all redundant!
The almity is just a word before control of desire to out-beget, out-beat even out-last(then came the legend back-primitive men lived 800 year in lives; sounds a bit too long by modern standard. The modern birth, aging, sickness and death natural phenomena? Think very hard! Again and again!) I'd say the few is precious, not the other way.
I've come to the point believing aging and sickness are to prepare for death, the latter in turn for more new births that "shepherd/s" can use. In this set of free competition, nothing is pulled back. Now look at the devastated planet, the good deed of the surplus, whose original sin is quite different than that of those at the other side of the line.
