/cyb/ - I think agriculture was the biggest mistake humans have ever made. Agriculture turned human into destructive cancer. If we look back in history we can see that in the Middle East the cradle of civilization where agriculture was practiced on a large scale w

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Ishikawa 2018/09/12 (Wed) 20:55:36 No.3300

I think agriculture was the biggest mistake humans have ever made. Agriculture turned human into destructive cancer. If we look back in history we can see that in the Middle East the cradle of civilization where agriculture was practiced on a large scale we now see a wasteland. Seeing as we are abusing the Earth on a scale never seen before we will die because of our selfish action. There will be no deus ex machina to save us.

Agricultural society is the seed that produced our current illness. Disgusting cancer we are.

Occult Cyberwarrior 2018/09/12 (Wed) 21:21:42 No.3301

awful thread

Freysa 2018/09/12 (Wed) 21:35:58 No.3302

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Eminent Australian scientist Professor Frank Fenner, who helped to wipe out smallpox, predicts humans will probably be extinct within 100 years, because of overpopulation, environmental destruction and climate change.

He said he believes the situation is irreversible, and it is too late because the effects we have had on Earth since industrialization (a period now known to scientists unofficially as the Anthropocene) rivals any effects of ice ages or comet impacts.

Yonera Tohko 2018/09/12 (Wed) 21:45:21 No.3303

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We are reaching dangerous levels of cancerous growth. The host body is under immense stress from our unsustainable sexual urges. As the cancer continues to grow the Host Body is further drained of its life source eventually dying from the cancerous growth.

I think this is a good way to describe Humans and Earth.

Zero Cool 2018/09/12 (Wed) 23:29:52 No.3304

Yeah but… it's not like we can do anything about it now.

Unspecified 2018/09/13 (Thu) 15:12:08 No.3305

>>3300
Put all humans into small cages (cities), they will stop breeding and regulate themselves down to sustainable levels back again.
>in the Middle East the cradle of civilization where agriculture was practiced on a large scale we now see a wasteland
I don't see a wasteland around Nile, it's still filled with fields and palms till this day.