Designed For Extinction: Why Humans Developed the Wrong Type of Intelligence

Posted on by George Tsakraklides

Contrary to what our impressive technological milestones suggest, we have never been in charge of our fate. Like any organism striving to maximize its chances of survival, our choices were blindly driven by expansion: economic growth, domination, population increase - whatever it took, whatever the cost to us or the planet. From our humble beginnings as monocellular life … Continue reading Designed For Extinction: Why Humans Developed the Wrong Type of Intelligence

Delusion Is The Ultimate Renewable Energy Source

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When a species eliminates all its predators, it automatically becomes a planetary-level threat. With no ceiling to its population, humanity quickly became an unstoppable infestation that covered the planet. Nothing was spared: biome, landscape, weather, oceans. Today as we witness the aftermath of a millennia-long relentless ecological, environmental and climate holocaust, some still choose to call … Continue reading Delusion Is The Ultimate Renewable Energy Source

The Supremacy Sci-Fi of Human Civilisation: From Caves to Spaceships and Back to Caves

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In its futile quest for the ultimate delusion of immortality, humanity always sought to convince itself of the most vivid supremacy fantasy: that humans are not from Earth.  The industrial revolution, the look and feel of our modern cities, our cars, our houses, were all shaped to subconsciously convince us that we are not even … Continue reading The Supremacy Sci-Fi of Human Civilisation: From Caves to Spaceships and Back to Caves

Long-Range Sudden Systemic Extinction (LRSSE): Why This Time Will Be Different

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This planet may have witnessed five major previous extinction events, but it has never been boiled before this fast, this much, for this long. A combination of ecological destruction, pollution, and the expected culmination of the climate crisis over the coming hundreds of years, constitute Earth's first ever long-range sudden systemic extinction (LRSSE) event. A … Continue reading Long-Range Sudden Systemic Extinction (LRSSE): Why This Time Will Be Different

Capitalism Is A Metabolic Disease. Welcome To Your Late Stage Economic Diabetes

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Fat deposits in our body work exactly like a battery: whenever there is a surplus of food in our bloodstream, insulin hormone is released which diverts this food into storage. This happens within specialized cells which are able to turn carbohydrates and proteins into a molecule which is the perfect battery pack: incredibly light and … Continue reading Capitalism Is A Metabolic Disease. Welcome To Your Late Stage Economic Diabetes

A New Earth – The Memory of Extinction

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continued from previous He turned his attention to Olivia: “Earth is a garden.  Once you stop killing the weeds and allow everything to grow, you realize that no species was actually ever invasive or aggressive.  They were all meant to be with each other.  When you plough the garden, initially there is a little competition, … Continue reading A New Earth – The Memory of Extinction