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WILD ASMAT – a changing culture

WILD ASMAT – a changing culture

by ct_admin
21 May, 2016

The Asmat culture of West Papua is changing fast!

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It is not hard to see that humans are the dominate

It is not hard to see that humans are the dominate force on planet earth.

Humans produce on average their own body weight worth of stuff each year – most of which ends up in landfill.

The total amount of stuff on earth that human have created doubles every 20 years.

As of 2020, the amount of human created stuff on earth is now more than the total biomass – that’s more than every living organism on earth.

What is really scary is that the total amount of biomass on earth is plummeting, while the human created mass is skyrocketing.

Did humans forget that the biomass is what allows us to live on this space rock?

Silly Humans…
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If you need any more proof that aliens are already

If you need any more proof that aliens are already living right here on earth meet my new favourite cephalopod:
Diplomoceras maximum

This ancient squid-like animal was about the size of a human and could live up to 200 years. They lived 68 million years ago in the oceans surrounding Antarctica and were probably wiped out along with the rest of the dinosaurs during the K–Pg extinction event.

…and it totally looks like a paper clip!

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#ancient #aliens #dinosaur #cephalopod #squid #antarctica #paper #clip #squidlife

In these increasingly depressing times it is ve

In these increasingly depressing times it is very easy to feel completely powerless about our current situation here on earth. We feel like we are just little ants being tortured by a huge magnifying glass above us, with no real ability to fix the many issues surrounding us.

This is not the first time a single species has had such a huge impact on our planet.
Our beautiful blue planet actually used to be purple!

Then along came a tiny single celled organism called cyanobacteria, releasing enormous quantities of oxygen into our atmosphere and changing our world forever into its current, human friendly, blue version.

Unlike the cyanobacteria we as humans are slightly further along in the evolutionary process and therefore not only do we have the means to measure the changes occurring to our planet but also the power to prevent any catastrophic changes before they occur.

For the first time in history a single species can consciously decide its own fate.

We have the power to destroy the planet or save it - the choice is ours to make.

The real question is - as a species, do humans have the intelligence and compassion to stop this exponential selfishness before the earth and therefore humanity crashes?
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This works on so many levels 😁 Have a great day

This works on so many levels 😁
Have a great day everyone!

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