Over the past years we've like technically ruled the planet right. Having outlived the dinosaurs short stint, we're considered the lucky one's, as God hasn't ordered an asteroid to descend unto the face of the earth yet to wipe off our very existence. The dinosaurs who are the so-called less fortunate one's suffered an ill fate as a massive asteroid came crashing down on their puny heads. It must have took one hell of an asteroid to wipe out the very existence of them gigantic sized reptiles. Definitely not a very pretty sight; That I can guarantee. However, the dinosaurs weren't the harbingers of their own doom, as the asteroid according to recent scientists, appeared out of the blue. There's a pretty concrete evidence that they didn't call for it, as they probably hadn't any sophisticated technology to communicate with wildly deviating asteroids. And I also bet every dime I have that they didn't say, 'Hey you asteroids up there! This is more of a proclamation; why don't you descend unto earth and destroy us all? So we can leave this wretched planet for good!'.
But the dinosaurs loss was tragic and only their bones remain till this very day to show us what and how they were. In our case, were the one's who I guess could earn the title, 'harbingers of our own doom'. This is because in recent years, we've brought like so much of destruction to this planet. And that doesn't highlight us as a very advanced race in actual fact. We're actually acting like primitive's. This is because we keep on doing stuff that we know is not good for the us and mother earth. We are educated people right? Then why don't we stop all this construction and chopping of tree's and annihilation of oxygen providing forests? Oh yes, that's right, we can't! This is because our population has grown so largely that if we were to abandon our current housing projects, most of the future generations will not have a place to rest their head and call home. So there's no real solution that many can think off besides using unleaded petrol, reducing the use of chlorofluorocarbon and blah blah blah. But those steps in truth doesn't really bring a magnanimous impact. It only helps in reducing them toxic gases which destroys our ozone layer. But what about the oxygen level? Has anyone thought of that yet? I don't think so.We're all more concern of the type of house we get, the type of car we get and etc. We've haven't really brought mother earth to the picture yet I guess.
All we know is that she is in pain and you guessed it; let them brainy scientists get us out of this mess. However, in my opinion I bet we can help in carrying out minute activities don't you think so? I bet planting a tree a day, no matter in your house lawn or in a nearby jungle, it still helps. There's this old saying that goes; an apple a day keeps the doctor away. So we can actually lend a helping hand to mother earth indirectly. But most importantly, 'please hold on my dear magnetic fields for I do not want to suffer the same fate as the dinosaurs did!'
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