Earth at the crossroads of heaven and hell

 Earth at the crossroads of heaven and hell


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The beautiful blue planet Earth is the only home of life known to mankind. Venus is too hot and Mars is too cold, but Earth's climate is moderate. Earth is a paradise for mankind. After all, we have evolved here.



Despite the possibility that the Earth's current climatic conditions are in fact in an unstable equilibrium, humans are further disturbing the Earth's fragile environment by mobilizing means capable of bringing about self-destruction.


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Is there any danger that the Earth's environment will be close to the hellish reality of Venus or the current situation of Mars in the Ice Age?


The early history of Venus and the conditions on the surface of Venus provide a warning message that catastrophic catastrophes could occur even at Earth's location. However, mankind is truly ignorant of the long-term changes in the Earth's climate. Humans, oblivious to their ignorance, are increasingly increasing the reflectivity of the Earth's surface by polluting the air and clearing forests.



Millions of years ago, when humans first came to the earth through a long evolutionary process, it was after the earth had spent 4.6 billion years to find stability from the turbulence of its youth and the intensity of its initial formation. However, human activities have begun to act as a very new and decisive factor influencing the Earth in modern times. Our intelligence and technology have given us the power to influence natural phenomena such as climate.


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How will you use this power?


Will we continue to tolerate the atrocities of ignorance and complacency on issues that may affect the future of mankind?


Will short-term, local gains be more important to the planet's overall prosperity?


Should we take a longer view to properly understand and protect global mechanisms?


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Earth is indeed a small and fragile world.


The Earth is something that should be treated with more respect.

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