What's in it for me anyway?

THOUGHTS

Civilized man is waging war against his own environment and the battle is raging on all continents.

In fighting nature Man can win every battle except the last; if he should win that he will perish like an embryo cutting its own umbilical cord.

All other creatures could exist without Man but Man could not exist before they were present; nor would He survive after they were gone.

The greatest threat to Man on this planet is the war that Man is constantly waging against his own environment.

Man has to live in harmony with every other form of life around us. Somewhere along the way Man has lost its way and gone wrong by failing to see the huge difference between progress and civilization.

If the message is not heeded we will chop off the very branch that we are sitting on.

The ocean is very much smaller than we feel it to be. So small that some 6 billion people are busy flushing all their non-transformable waste into it, through all the sewers of the world, able to destroy our marine heart by pumping venom through its veins.

Progress today can be defined as Man's ability to complicate simplicity.

Without the farmer and fisherman modern society would collapse.

With all its shocks and wires, running about with paper and screwdriver, attempting to build a better world without a blueprint.

-Ralf