How often...

[Winnipeger]

Send me a letter when you get there. I’ll be living in the mountains on a few acres of land.

Will it have broadband internet access?

 

[gamzultovah]

97% of Earth’s land area may no longer be ecologically intact​

And also, it’s flat. Shhhh…..

 

[orlandofurioso]

B
We live very close to the aprox. 2000 year old Roman settling Noviomagus.
Nowadays known as Nijmegen.
"Weird guys, those Romans ".

 

[sablebrush52]

...do you think about Rome, Roman history, or the Roman Empire.

A: Never
B: Once in a while
C: Constantly
D: Only at Easter time
E: None of the above
F: I don't understand the question
G: That's a stupid question, I thought this was a forum about pipe smoking

B. Ancient Rome comes up on occasion when I see potential parallels happening in the US, mostly political, so I won't discuss that. As for a current fascination amongst males in the population, it's an interesting development, but one that bears little influence in my life.

 

[brian64]

Yes but the entire planet is affected by urbanization and human industry in one way or another. Just look at bird and insect populations, and ocean pollution, as I already mentioned.

I agree there are very serious environmental issues that need to be addressed...but nearly all legitimate environmentalism/ecology/conservation has been hijacked by the same psychopaths who want to create "15 minute cities" ... and turned into the greatest scam in the history of the human race: the "climate change" CO2 hustle.

If we really care about the planet, the first thing we need to accomplish is exposing the manipulation and corruption of science by the super wealthy architects of this climate change hoax. Until/unless we do that, it's all only going to keep getting worse.

 

[Buckeyestime]

This is exactly my thoughts on the OP's post.

I can’t help but sometimes think about the parallels of the ancient Roman Empires fall and some of the challenges we are facing in the world.

And that Rome is one of my favorite cities I have ever visited, so lots of memories pop up.

 

[Winnipeger]

I agree there are very serious environmental issues that need to be addressed...but nearly all legitimate environmentalism/ecology/conservation has been hijacked by the same psychopaths who want to create "15 minute cities" ... and turned into the greatest scam in the history of the human race: the "climate change" CO2 hustle.

If we really care about the planet, the first thing we need to accomplish is exposing the manipulation and corruption of science by the super wealthy architects of this climate change hoax. Until/unless we do that, it's all only going to keep getting worse.