@livinglava,
Quote:You're not saying anything new, so why do you keep posting?
to keep it going.
Quote:Yes, but you imply that it matters. You are saying something that doesn't matter and you refuse to think beyond the naive implications of the Earth never running out of fresh water.
Hold on there now! Are you saying that it doesn't matter??????? elaborate, please.
Quote:You think that if I liked it more, we wouldn't have to reason with each other? Like, maybe we'd just accept what each other said because we liked each other?
strange reaction this one. I don't care if you like me or not.
Quote:And how exactly would I do that? I googled it and posted what I got. You can't just accept that 'sustainable' is just a word with a meaning because you simply don't want to question things that are unsustainable.
That you only 'googled' it does tells me enough. Do you really think that one 'google" will do the job? of course not! That is very naive of you.
And where did I wrote that I " don't want to question things that are unsustainable"? That's right, nowhere!
Quote:In short, you are enamored with the present and you don't care whether it destroys the future to maintain the status quo. Congratulations on mastering selfishness and indifference toward future generations. I'm sure it will win you popularity with many people.
duh? and where did I wrote this, mate? I am absolutely not indifferent toward future generations, but you read into my posting things that I have never written.
The point of it all is that the Earth, and hence we human, will never be out of fresh water, NEVER. Now how more positive can you get?
That means that there never will be a shortage of water and that means we can't be scared by other people by a coming scarcity of water.
So, it even enhances our freedom. What's wrong with that?