The Absolute Solution.

[Black_Bird]

The Absolute Solution to all human difficulty and suffering is the total annihilation of the human species. All other solutions pale in comparison.

Do you really want to solve the world's problems?

 

[KillerMuffin]

Think about all of the rotting meat and the methane and other greenhouse gases the too many billions of bodies will release into the atmosphere.

That'd be an anthropogenic problem.

 

[perks]

she turns me on with her vocabulary.

 

[Black_Bird]

Think about all of the rotting meat and the methane and other greenhouse gases the too many billions of bodies will release into the atmosphere.

That'd be an anthropogenic problem.

Nothing that a few billion years wouldn't change...

I mean, *we* wouldn't be around to complain about the environment or worry about saving it for our children. We could let it take care of itself.

 

[JerseyBoy]

Think about all of the rotting meat and the methane and other greenhouse gases the too many billions of bodies will release into the atmosphere.

Im getting hungry...wanna go get some sushi?

 

[sunstruck]

Not to mention, factories and plants left unattended would polute everything in a matter of months.

So first we'd have to systemactically dismantle and destroy all man made creations. Then, organize a body brigade to collect and burn corpses as they amass, ultimately throwing themselves into the flames.

 

[Black_Bird]

Not to mention, factories and plants left unattended would polute everything in a matter of months.

So first we'd have to systemactically dismantle and destroy all man made creations. Then, organize a body brigade to collect and burn corpses as they amass, ultimately throwing themselves into the flames.

Why not just blow this planet up... I'm sure there are other ones out there that are ecologically sound.

 

[KillerMuffin]

So, why would a few billions years with us parasites hanging around solve the problem?

Other than we'll probably nuke each other to kingdom come, drop enough chemical weapons hapahardly around the globe to make it completely unliveable, and then have the survivors survive in space stations that orbit the earth by using DNA to replicate the various living organisms we need to survive while enjoying a daily delicious repast of soylent green?

 

[TWB]

So, why would a few billions years with us parasites hanging around solve the problem?

Other than we'll probably nuke each other to kingdom come, drop enough chemical weapons hapahardly around the globe to make it completely unliveable, and then have the survivors survive in space stations that orbit the earth by using DNA to replicate the various living organisms we need to survive while enjoying a daily delicious repast of soylent green?

I really liked that movie.

 

[Black_Bird]

So, why would a few billions years with us parasites hanging around solve the problem?

Other than we'll probably nuke each other to kingdom come, drop enough chemical weapons hapahardly around the globe to make it completely unliveable, and then have the survivors survive in space stations that orbit the earth by using DNA to replicate the various living organisms we need to survive while enjoying a daily delicious repast of soylent green?

Sure. Why not? Isn't that a solution?

 

[KillerMuffin]

True, but can you graph it?

 

[Guest]

Re: BlackBird

I agree with you. Homo-sapience-sapience - as a specie - contributed nothing but to the distruction of Earth. Nature could do without us.

Then again, in fifty billion years time, Sun will engulf the earth, so it's all academic, don't you think?

 

[Black_Bird]

Okay people, seriously. Think about it... The only way in which we can truely solve all problems is total annihilation.

"The poor will always be among you."

There will always be suffering, there will always be diseases, there will always be hatred and violence. So why try?

 

[Black_Bird]

True, but can you graph it?

I'm sure I good, if given a large enough peice of graphing paper...

 

[Black_Bird]

Re: Re: BlackBird

I agree with you. Homo-sapience-sapience - as a specie - contributed nothing but to the distruction of Earth. Nature could do without us.

Then again, in fifty billion years time, Sun will engulf the earth, so it's all academic, don't you think?

Yes. I suppose so. All problems seem to solve themselves, if given enough time, don't they?

 

[TheDR4KE]

The Absolute Solution to all human difficulty and suffering is the total annihilation of the human species. All other solutions pale in comparison.

Do you really want to solve the world's problems?

That's not a solution to human difficulty the same way that if you stop playing chess mid game you didn't win.

The absolute solution to human difficulty is initiation of everyone into the deeper mysteries, so that they hold each other and their surrounds sacred.

Quack,

the D

 

[RhumbRunner13]

You guys go ahead, I'll catch up in a little bit!

 

[The Squid King]

The world is not healing it is only getting sicker, but one look at the unconditional love in my nieces eyes and it is worth the struggle.

I don't know why people think in absolute terms. On a long enough time line we are all doomed anyway. So why focus on those aspects? There is more beauty in this world than there ever was. People only choose not to see it.

 

[unclej]

earth, love it or leave it?