The world becomes increasingly unstable ?

[vtk]

Zooming in the history of mankind, would you say more destruction than creation to our Mother Earth?

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[TheGodFather]

Zooming in the history of mankind, would you say more destruction than creation to our Mother Earth?

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I think that it would always be a micture of both wherein man has made destruction one of its core tnet in living in this planet. However it is not also hard for me to say that kan is also capable of grander things and has created time and time again wonders.

[Sithara007]

Zooming in the history of mankind, would you say more destruction than creation to our Mother Earth?

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The root cause of all this is the uncontrolled human population growth. As the population grows, the individuals look out for more living space and resources. Then they start cutting down the forest and convert them in to farmland, pastures or plantations. Unless we look directly at the root cause and try to resolve it, this issue will persist.

[sammyp]

yes, there has been more destruction than creation to mother earth. the things which we have destroyed, including plants and animals can never be compared to what has been created. moreover mans new creation only helps in causing more destruction to nature.

[godzillarekt007]

Well today we are able to create more destruction than ever before so also at the same time today we need to be more aware than we ever have needed to be. When the world is vast with resources and land you dont need to

worry about the landscape much. But with increasing population, pollution, and destructive behavior we must act accordingly and protect our dear earth. Otherwise incoming generations wont enjoy it as we did!

[truthstalker]

The increasing population is worrying and its the reason why we are demolishing forests to build more homes. I would think that we'll see strict one children policies all over the world before we completely destroy the world.

[jiamileshuai]

This happens because of global warming, human activity continues to increase. Both activities have both positive and negative effects. Crime and natural disasters, social calamities, educational disasters and even humanitarian disasters are common throughout the country, which has triggered an unstable world.

[kryptopath]

Zooming in the history of mankind, would you say more destruction than creation to our Mother Earth?

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What do you mean more creation than destruction? All of nature has already been created, and all of nature hasn't been destroyed... so more creation? Not sure what you're asking.

[Sithara007]

yes, there has been more destruction than creation to mother earth. the things which we have destroyed, including plants and animals can never be compared to what has been created. moreover mans new creation only helps in causing more destruction to nature.

Extinction is an irreversible process. Once a species is lost, it can never be recreated. Some claim that cloning will put an end to extinction, but till now none of the extinct animals have been successfully cloned. And that is why the lost animals and birds, such as the Tasmanian Tiger, Dodo, Caspian Tiger, Passenger Pigeon and the Caribbean Monk Seal exists only in text books now.

[Ereun]

Human greed causes everything
which he thinks will be beautiful, no matter the consequences
very sad

[Ardan17]

the more the earth's population is affected by the increasing destruction of the earth as a result of human activity itself. Of the simplest and certainly in the natural by all the inhabitants of the earth that is the impact of global warming, for example the temperature of the earth is getting hotter. Another example as the impact of deforestation is increasingly rampant, causing flooding in various places throughout the archipelago.

[JesusCryptos]

Yes, we are witnessing the transition from an unipolar world to a multipolar world, and this is making the world less stable. Like every transition would.

[cr_liev]

Our ancestors have begun destroying the Earth already long ago, nobody ever cared about the ecology till our times... but we continue what they began and this will lead to the end of world  

[gabmen]

Zooming in the history of mankind, would you say more destruction than creation to our Mother Earth?

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At this rate, sadly yes. We're not doing enough to compensate for the negative things we do to nature. In the end, we're also the ones who will bear the blunt of what we've done and what we haven't done to avoid destroying nature

[arnobs007]

The earth, which was created for mankind and good, this is becoming worse because of us. We are not aware of our earth and we're destroying our earth by global warming and population problem. So we should become very much strict about it.

[chenczane]

In my observation, the reason for the destruction of mother earth is over population. Due to over population, most forest or any landscape turns into industrial sites or housing site which cause animals to lose their habitat. A lot of industrial sites dump their waste in the surface of land or water. People just keep trashing garbage everywhere which causes floods. Yes, the world is unstable because, whatever we do to correct thing, there are people who do not care in the place where we live.

[RoronoaJorah]

Yes, the world now a days as i observe is increasing unstable indeed there is no permanent here on earth everything seems subject to chànge, and you can't to rely on something or somebody because everyone has their own agenda or hidden motive and every where you look around is full of disaster.

[Tomas enck]

how not to destruction. will be true "if the person who is not responsible mash live.
which damage the environment.