10-24-2008, 07:52 PM
It's a shame. The human race long ago (just a bit before the Industrial Revolution) overstepped the boundaries of taking from nature only what we need, and nothing in excess, destroying the balance of human needs to earth's regenerative process. I do believe that we'll be able to live on other planets in the future, but that's outside our lifetimes, or our children's, grandchildren's and great-grandchildren's lifetimes.
I remember William Paley, most famous for his take on the watchmaker analogy. It's a really beautiful insight on intelligent design, and the existence of God. (Haha Theology classes coming back to me now)
On the other hand, I've heard nothing but good things about Kojima's Snatcher. Thanks for the link.
I remember William Paley, most famous for his take on the watchmaker analogy. It's a really beautiful insight on intelligent design, and the existence of God. (Haha Theology classes coming back to me now)
On the other hand, I've heard nothing but good things about Kojima's Snatcher. Thanks for the link.
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