Astronaut’s ‘Lightbulb Moment’ in Space Reveals Humanity’s Biggest ‘Lie’

From the breathtaking beauty of Earth’s thin atmosphere to the stark realization of humanity’s misplaced priorities, astronaut Ronald Garan unveils the “lie” we all live by. His revelations challenge the very foundations of modern society. What did he see from space that changed everything?

Published on
Read : 2 min
Astronaut Ronald Garan In Space
Astronaut’s ‘Lightbulb Moment’ in Space Reveals Humanity’s Biggest ‘Lie’ - © The Daily Galaxy --Great Discoveries Channel

Former NASA astronaut Ronald Garan experienced a profound shift in perspective during his time in space, uncovering what he described as a “lie” underpinning life on Earth. After spending a total of 178 days in space and witnessing the planet from a unique vantage point, Garan’s insights challenge the foundations of modern civilization.

How Space Exposes Earth’s Fragile Reality

During his missions aboard the International Space Station (ISS) in 2008 and 2011, Garan was struck by the stunning beauty and fragility of Earth’s thin atmosphere, a feature he described as the lifeline for all living beings. The stark realization came as he observed natural phenomena like lightning storms and auroras that illustrated Earth’s interconnected ecosystem.

However, Garan’s awe turned to dismay as he reflected on the disconnect between humanity’s behavior and the planet’s life-support systems. “From space, it becomes painfully clear how our human-made systems treat Earth’s vital systems as mere subsidiaries of the global economy,” he said, pointing to a fundamental imbalance in priorities.

Former Nasa Cadet Ronald Garan
Former NASA cadet Ronald Garan (Carla Cioffi/NASA via Getty Images)

The Economy’s Dominance: A ‘Lie’ Seen From Space

Garan argued that humanity’s economic systems dominate priorities, treating the environment as an afterthought. “We’re living a lie,” he asserted, emphasizing that survival depends on flipping this hierarchy: placing the planet first, then society, and the economy last.

His message resonates with the growing movement for environmental and social reform, urging a collective acknowledgment of how deeply interconnected and interdependent humanity is.

Earthrise and Humanity’s Collective Awakening

Garan likened his experience to the iconic “Earthrise” photograph taken during the Apollo 8 mission in 1968. This historic image captured Earth in vibrant detail, floating in the vast blackness of space, prompting a seismic shift in how humanity views itself. Garan believes that this moment, and similar revelations experienced by astronauts, demonstrates the necessity of reevaluating our role as custodians of the planet.

“There’s no such thing as ‘them’—there’s only us,” he declared, challenging humanity to abandon divisions and confront shared challenges together.

A Call to Action From Beyond the Atmosphere

Garan’s story underscores the urgency of aligning global systems with the realities of Earth’s fragile ecosystem. As his reflections gain traction, they serve as a stark reminder of the choices humanity must make to ensure its survival. His message: the survival of our species requires recognizing that the economy exists to serve the planet, not the other way around.

In the end, it is up to us to decide whether to heed these warnings from the cosmos—or continue living the “lie” that Garan so powerfully exposes.

Arezki is an expert specializing in health and technological innovations. He has extensive experience in sharing his knowledge on the impact of space technologies on health and science in general.
Follow us on Google NewsDaily Galaxy - Support us by adding us to your Google News favorites.

88 thoughts on “Astronaut’s ‘Lightbulb Moment’ in Space Reveals Humanity’s Biggest ‘Lie’”

  1. Thank you so much for the light you shine on our need to change our priorities for our survival and wellbeing.

  2. This earth will live on independently of what we humans do to disrespect it. Using terminology such as “custodians” of the earth is pretty conceited and egocentric of humans in general. The earth’s destiny is not in our hands. Earth has a way of protecting itself and punishing those step too far out of line. Driving electric cars is not the answer and it’s laughable to think the future of our planet is dependent on ditching fossil fuels and instead raping the earth of resources needed to manufacture EV batteries – a process far more harmful to the environment than driving an ICE vehicle. Dense housing protects and eating bugs is also not the panacea needed to “protect” earth. Respect nature. But drastic and expedited changes in the way we as humans live our lives is not required to ensure that humanity and earth live another day in coexistence.

  3. The priorities for our survival and wellbeing is all dependant on total world catastrophic asteroids, we can clean up earth all we want, it’s not going to change the fact that we’re not going to survive forever, get over it already, accept death and use up all the resources we can while we can. Use our technology to get off the planet not save a dying planet

  4. If, from his vantage point, he should appreciate anything it should be the enormity of the atmospheric system. The lie being sold to the Earth’s population is that people, based on their anthropogenic behaviors can globally influence the atmospheric conditions, known as “climate change”.
    The climate has been constantly changing since the Earth formed billions of years ago as it will continue to do for several billion years.
    Astronaut Garan’s epiphany is based on “feelings” not scientific facts . Changes in the atmosphere that lead to changes in climate are driven by forces that as ancient as the Earth.

  5. This sacrifice of our atmosphere has been ongoing since my husband employed fire with the resulting heat as a working tool for profit, survival, and aggression.
    There’s no going back to the “good old days” owing to the fact that the “bad new days” are here for at least 200 to 500 years yet to come.
    Hardly a soul reflects upon that reality…do they?

    If we don’t clean up, future generations will suffer from our self created policies and the resulting consequences.

  6. I could not agree with you more. Our strive for power, money and dominance over everything will be our demise if we don’t act quickly. Unfortunately we are heading the completely wrong direction and I am afraid it may be too late.

  7. A beautiful thoughtful piece of writing. However, when we continue to elect individuals having no thoughts but selfish gain , we sign our own death warrant.

  8. Good luck getting the planet’s biggest polluters, who are NOT the United States, onboard with that. China, India, Pakistan, UAE — pretty much the ENTIRETY of the Middle and Far East along with Indonesia.

  9. His trip to space, and all of our smartphones and other tech innovations, were built on the backbone of our cheap energy, hard work and the resources used to win wars. He’s a hypocrite.

  10. Glad you see the light. Let’s hope all the deniers and haters and propagandists leaving comments do too one day. I’m with the Native Americans: Earth is our Mother. Honor your father and your mother that your days may be king upon the land.

  11. Sounds like so much bullshit from a guy who cost the planet trillions and incalculable CO2 released into the atmosphere….just so he could go play in space for a few months!

  12. The left never stops trying to push their depopulation and agrarianism philosophy. Of course they believe they still have a right to air-conditioning, jets, yachts, and big energy using homes on the shore. Its those evil capitalists who they believe are to blame, and they want to take all the wealth but still want to hang onto what they have. This is propaganda, pure and simple.

  13. Haha. Oh my. The Earth is Unique. It was made by design. The designer still holds it in his hands. Stop lying.

  14. Very well said! Thank you!
    If you read Genesis 1:28, humans were given the responsibility of taking care of the earth. And if you read the last part of Revelation 11:18, it says God will destroy those who destroy the earth.
    We were never meant to do the things we are doing here. And because of the greed of those who hold the power, I don’t think we ever will without some sort of miraculous intervention!

  15. We as a society have a problem when comes to accepting a reality check. All have said over and over again! The fact is that human are not well developed to understand their behavior. It become like there is no mind…
    Let do our part so that we know our best contribution to help improve quality of life. Hopefully that the Earth 🌎 will influence people’s come to realization of our nature so that we understand Micro and Macro …

  16. Garan is totally correct and he had the perfect view! Our Earth is precious, unfortunately there are MORONS that will say who cares our economy is more important! I believe a majority of us believe to save our Earth for us and the future of our children and grandchildren etc. Our economy can survive and grow without drilling and mining. There is alternative energy that creates jobs and boost the economy. Electric cars also may not be the answer but there are other alternatives for cars. Taking care of our Earth won’t hurt the economy …..that’s just bull spewed by some politicians that are for big corporations but they make it sound like it’s for the people and will lower prices if they eliminate regulations and keep drilling! When it just saves more money for the Corporations and hurts us and the Earth.

  17. OMG
    The number of people that have the attitude that it’s not my fault, it’s those other countries , we can’t do anything about it, keep doing what we’ve been doing or we’ll learn ho to live in an overheated garbage dump is amazing. I’d rather error fighting to save our beautiful world than keep doing what we’ve been doing. We have created the problem, Science can save us. There is so much new technology that has the potential to turn things around! This is round 1. Hopefully, we can score a KO before the end of the fight.

  18. I sooo agree with DG. You need all countries on board and this won’t happen at least not in my lifetime nor my kids, unless something catastrophic happens to us here on earth that’s when the human race takes notice, and it’ll be to late. And I believe “a possibility” of asteroids, meteors getting through to earth, I feel “how arrogant” of us to think we’re untouchable. I’m a firm believer that earth and Mother Nature will run this show……………I also believe God has a plan that will dictate the future.

  19. Okay, we’re rotting the world away, yes, but the main issue here is that you have a world of uneducated people that don’t care.

    They don’t care because they don’t know, and they don’t want to know either, even if you lay it out in a way that they should understand fully.

    The only thing that will garner momentum is setting laws in place, but no one wants that, and they’ll vote against it.

    Imagine, we’re all in a house that is burning to the ground and we’re all going to die. You say “hey, I know the way out, follow me, we can turn this around” everyone else says “no, this is how we’re going out, in one blaze of glory”

    And there’s nothing you can do about it because the popular vote is made by people that don’t know, don’t care.

  20. Beautiful piece. Sad that current structures truly do promote so much human DOing that as a collective, we have forgotten that we’re actually human BEings… Never intended to live for economy, then society, then nature. Human beings were always purposed for stewardship of God’s creations, but sadly the economy-first “lies” have consistently been deemed more “fun,” even as they are the direct cause of more and more pain and suffering throughout the world (harming both society and nature).

  21. I think it is an enlightening point of view from outside the normal view . A deep and thoughtful perspective on the big picture. Being mindful and conservative of resources is always wise. The Earth will continue to rebalance, and if catastrophic events are the chain reaction, then humans will have to deal with whatever comes. Maybe we should re-think on our priorities. and be more mindful.

  22. Why dont some of you poeple use what God has given you and thats your brain like the one man said this planet will survive it has for ages through global destruction to ice ages you think by running an electric car or whatever it is will change the climate for one thing our climate going to change no matter what those poeple who say our planet is going to get destroyed if we dont change or if we didnt use oil use some common sense it doesnt matter one way or the other its going to do what its meant to do and that is change why do you think antartica was green at one time i suppose that was from us too get a life some are just to niave cuz u beleive all the lies they tell you and thats why our goverment is so screwed up cuz u beleive everything they tell u instead of thinking about it and digging in to see if it is true or not wow

  23. From reading the wildly opposing and contradictory comments on this topic and how confidently these opinions are preached, it seems to me the real lie we’ve eagerly gulped down is how well informed we feel and the urgency we believe is all from entertainment media, news agencies and ecological activists [who form their beliefs from the same sources] that have painted a picture of THEIR weighted ideas of where things are and where they are headed. Everybody is so adamant about their ideas of action and telling anybody listening. How many of us have actually researched it, with facts from credible sources and educated ourselves to be able to understand what the data means? If you only have watched the News or watched somebody’s YouTube videos, you are just believing something created by someone whose knowledge is strong on creating a believable video clip and getting you to watch it. Don’t be their disciple. Go find out for yourself. And Google is not a good source of real, unbiased facts, either. The Internet is the worst offender of propagation of mis or dis- Information.

  24. The earth is more durable than most people think. The earth has survived, recovered and even prospered after major volcanic eruptions, and significant Asteroid impacts over millennia and it will also survive anything man can serve up. This is true because there exist a watchful creator God who has commissioned mankind to subdue, replenish and fill the earth. I am confident that God will intervene to save mankind and He will remake the earth if necessary to His design and according to His purpose as found in the Word of God. Yes, we need to be good stewards of what God has given us, but to worship the seas, trees and river I say no. Let us worship Him who created everything in perfect balance for life to exist in the first place. Then everything will be good and to His glory, not man’s

  25. Extraordinary, sad but true. Astronaut R. Garden, thank you for what you wrote makes me think about God our Creator and us. Y’all see a large part of what he has done and is doing looking from the outside in. It’s a message from him through you, wow.

  26. For starters, he needs to go back to school to learn what economy means.
    It’s a Greek word that translates to household management pretty much.

    Economy is a recording system of human activity, it’s not an entity.

    Finances are measuring systems of human activity.

    You can’t blame the ledger because you are not good in business, this whole post does not make any sense.

    Also if you really care about the environment and not just trying to monetize from green scam and fearmongering, there is one and only global action that needs to be assumed.
    Reduce human population.

    Put resources on family planning especially in 3rd world countries that pollute the most.

    Then again a couple of volcanos could erupt and do the job.

  27. So that’s what scripture meant “The entire world system(s) are under the sway of the evil one. Love not the world or the things of the world for the world system is nothing more than the lust of the flesh, lust of the eyes and the pride of life.” How else could the evil one offer the living son of God, Jesus Christ, the kingdoms of the world ? This was announced and confirmed over 2000 years ago long before man devised his on explanations…

  28. Agreed. Thank you for sharing what should be obvious. This good astronaut highlights what he saw and the need for changing our priories… focusing on “us”.

  29. Most of the climate change activists actively ignore the fact that the solar cycles are a big part of overall climate change.
    Also: without climate change, we’d be still in the Ice Age.
    My point here is that climate is always changing, whether or not humans influence said change.
    Yes we do need to do a better job as a species of tending our home, but climate change itself is a natural phenomenon that we humans only influence.
    Carbon responsibility is all well and good, but electric cars, due to the ultimate source of the electricity used to power them, are not the answer. Reliance on ICE technology isn’t either. Of all the alt-fuels out there, hydrogen seems to be the most promising from a carbon footprint standpoint, as the output from such engines is water vapor, which, with clever engineering, could be captured and used to extend the range of the vehicle via electrolysis.
    The real problem we have as a whole is greed. Inflation is out there because prices are being raised by greedy people and corporations.
    Partisan politics don’t help, either.
    What we need in DC and elsewhere are statesmen (and stateswomen; the term was coined when all politicians were male) and work together to benefit everyone, not just corporations, their own pockets and their donors. Politics as a whole is a broken system, and the socialist and Communist countries are the best examples of that.

  30. Lots of short sighted non caring jerks on this planet. Well if you feel that people are more important than the planet keep raping the natural world for personal gain. Eventually the resources we depend on for life, like fresh water and rain forests that make the air YOU BREATHE, will be ruined and depleted, starvation and death will be everywhere, depopulation will happen naturally, those that profited will be dead and gone their profits will be meaningless, the few that are left will languish in misery until death. That will be the story of humanity on Earth and this rock will keep spinning.

  31. The economy last. How does this fool intend to pay for all the hairbrained ideas the doomdayers come up with. Sooner more than later an asteroid will alter the fate of earth more than man will ever be able to. Anytime you hear a scientist say it’s a proven fact, quickly turn away. Science should never be a proven fact but rather a group of theories that may get any proof at all.

    I enjoyed the one comment about the educated people knowing all. His humanities degree filled his head with a lot of narcissistic BS. Everytime I hear that statement the first thing comes to mind is how my wife’s 4.0 in law school and my 3.9 in engineering compares to their usless degrees that they can’t find work in.

    In closing, we need to redo how research grants are given. Notice how these papers get released just in time for grant renewal. They only reflect the view of what the donor of the grant wants to hear. Each time the message changes with more and more ridiculous predictions just to get noticed. According to the learned people our 12 years past years ago so we no longer exist. The tipping point keeps moving each time we reach it they extend it a few more years. Why is this?

  32. I imagine that looking at earth from space for months on end, you notice there are no borders and different-colored chunks within the continents. The idea that a “different people” live on the other side of the Rio Grande, or across an arbitrary line in the dirt, is simply a flight of imagination.

  33. OMG The comments here are so moving in their words alone. Yes I myself agree we have done enough in the technology field. I believe about GOD and the part that in revelations says about the end times. That is the only part that scares me. I don’t want to face the earth’s destruction. Who knows. But we need to save the earth.

  34. Yes as we race to space polluting the atmosphere ironic isn’t it. Look how much damage each launch causes. People are so misguided. Didn’t stop him from doing it again tho. The irony 🤣

  35. If this article is accurate, this astronaut is an atheist. As an atheist he cannot understand the truth of where we came from, why we are here, what sustains the Earth, and what the primary purpose of the Earth and Universe is.

  36. This is bullshit. Another attempt to use propaganda disguised as science to undermine capitalism. If it wasn’t for capitalism and the advancement in technology there would be no space mission. This article is a joke.

  37. Sounds like Al Gore… climate hypocrite, whose Tennessee home used over 20 times the power of an average American home!!

  38. One thing is true… everything changes and decays. That truth is all around us. We are smart enough to know that earth’s climate is in a constant state of change. Removing humans from the planet wouldn’t change that. We should be striving to utilize resources in the way that serves us best, while seeking to not needlessly add pollution to those resources. The climate hoax is a money and power grab so that elites can tell us what we can do and what we can think. I value my freedom above all… without it, life is a shell of what I have enjoyed so far. No thanks spaceman.

  39. Looks like governments will to ban spacetravel, as they have already have with psychedelics, to keep us running in our hamster wheels.

  40. We will get out of our planet exactly what we put into it. In fact, we already ARE. Garbage in, garbage out. It is catching up with us. No surprise.

  41. Hahaha. Economy last? We just had our political system hijacked by christians and nazis. We think we can move big business to a subordinate position? We are doomed. Mankind’s final word is going to be a gasp, and deservedly so. Too many stupid people have doomed us. The World’s doctor will soon tell us, “You have 25 years to live. Please get your life in order, love your kids and kiss your ass goodbye.”

  42. The Earth is going to go through all its cycles and there’s not a thing we can do. Let go and let God. Be Americans, forget the parties. Save America. Remember this: Everyone is important and no one is important. Live and let live to those of us who treasure life not HATE. STOP the labelling of people.

  43. I am 67. I had a middle school biology teacher who told the class this, I’ve never forgotten. The earth is always changing. Whether or not human’s can survive in a it’s ever changing atmosphere is irrelevant. It is changing anyway, some form of life will exist, maybe not human life, but something.

  44. The only real question absolutely no one wants to address is the out of control explosion of humanity. We are pro creating at unchecked levels. We can not address the issue on how to tell people to stop having far more children than they can afford. Keeping the growth of the need to house ,feed ,and create more jobs . Our planet will self correct. It has before. We humans are the virus growing on Earth

  45. Those of you here in the comments that deny any affect the human made Industrial Revolution has made on earth’s climate have either not studied the accumulated evidence over the past 100 years (yes scientists knew we were dumping CO2 into the atmosphere back then) by thousands of scientists or you think you know more than them. If you knew the actual physics and that fact that were are at the point of no return to stop climate change you would try to mitigate the effects. The solutions are complex and won’t be easy. Sure, if we don’t stop modern human civilization may not survive in any manner that we know. However, we are not destroying the earth ( extinction of species we are) but we are merely shifting its equilibrium until we are gone and then the earth will shift back into a new equilibrium.

  46. We preach putting the planet first, and its true we should, but what will you give up to meet this ends. Perhaps, stop reproduction of the human kind as if it is a necessity. Give the labor and delivery wing a break for a generation and then limit the number of wee critters that are being manufactured. That will help the atmosphere.

  47. We are so greedy and stupid to be destroying our home . How much money do people need. Buy buy buy then throw away all the garbage that is picked up everyday year in and year out our food is contaminated. Our water is contaminated our air is contaminated. What are we thinking ? I guess we aren’t

  48. Sven
    November 15, 2024 at 14:39

    “This earth will live on independently of what we humans do to disrespect it.”

    Unfortunately, there are too many other lifeforms sharing our world with us that too often suffer for our disrespect.
    The role of “custodians” is hardly a conceit, but rather a burden that we have thrust upon ourselves through our magnificent failure to live in harmony with nature.

  49. Why are they continuously pushing this false idea of us living on a spinning ball hurtling through the “universe “? Read this over and over just like they have burned into our brains our entire lives.
    The earth is flat. There is no such a thing called outer space. No one can fly to the moon. No one can leave here going straight up. You will hit the firmament and die in your “space craft”. Antarctica is not a continent. There is no such a thing. There is a huge ice wall keeping us away from the outer lands that the government don’t want us knowing about. There are many different continents beyond the ice wall that are being hidden from us. As well as many different “worlds”. So that’s the truth. Everything else is nothing but lies.

  50. Us humans are little removed from the mentality of chimpanzees. We fight amongst our tribe, guard our territory from other clans, kill each other, steal, cheat, and abuse our family members. To think that humans would care about earth’s environment and the long-term implications of abuse is, well, hopefully for many future generations, if ever. Only when the earth’s ecosystems are totally destroyed will they become important.

  51. One good volcano will literally level the playing field every time. You can’t tax it into submission. No law will make it back down. W
    Now back to preparing my Snail Darter Salad while the Tasmanian Tiger Quarters finish. Mmm MMmmm. Bon appetit

  52. I always say we are spaceship crew. We can’t survive out there, and our little blue wet rock is hurtling though space at inconcievable speeds and times. People can be lazy and manipulative, so money exists. Money is fake, our spaceship is not. We’ve given false value to the demolishion of our essential systems. We know terraforming is a thing. Wtf?

  53. What a wonderful & beautiful experience to be able to go into space & see the wonder that we call earth! Everyday should be treasured & everyday we should take care of this fragile planet! Instead of complaining about what is wrong with everything work & educate ourselves to be better stewards of our environment! That’s why astronauts go into space so they can observe & help to educate all of us on how we should be taking care of our planet! They are the soldiers of space & we should appreciate their service!

  54. Ok I’ve lived in the same Town for 67 years I see no climate change anywhere I see the markers showing the seas waters dept no change there, severe cyclones, storms or bushfires why wait for it to happen first, tell me what’s going to happen where I live because the only one possible is God and only in ​God do I believe

  55. just for a moment try to realize that EVERYTHING you have: from your clothes to phones, food to bathroom items, cars to clean water, chemicals from petroleum products have touched it. EVERYTHING! without it we go BACK to the stone age. Quit bitchin, finger pointing, and race-baiting for clicks, and come up with REAL IDEAS to improve the situation.

  56. Yep.

    Like spoiled children, the leaders of countries play their competitive one-upmanship games at the expense of our earth and all its diversity.

    Foolish, disgraceful and selfish.

  57. Ironic how many people say there is nothing we can do…or humans don’t have that much effect. That’s a cop out. This isn’t about cycles…this is about greenhouse gases climbing every year…and acidification of oceans….caused by humans.
    Remember how the pandemic resulted in cleaner air…cleaner water and oil and gas markets tanked. It was a wonder to see less pollution.
    8+ billion people do affect our planet. If you don’t care about the future don’t have kids because they will inherit this mess. I’ve studied environmental science for 20+ years…with a doctorate degree and it’s very sad to hear the misconceptions repeated in some of these comments. We live on a planet with finite resources…the global drought should be a wake up call…but sadly it won’t because to admit we are killing our home and then doing nothing would be believing the ” lie”.

  58. WHEN? I ask WHEN, will WE ALL, take accountability for our OWN actions! My best example I can giving is a lesson my mother taught me! She asked me to pick up some trash on the floor that I was about to walk over! I popped off with, “I didn’t put it there!” She said, I don’t care! That isn’t the point! Why would you see trash on the floor and just keep walking over it! If you see it on the floor and don’t do anything about! YOU are just as responsible for putting the trash there as the one who did!

    What I got from that was, “It starts with ourselves if we want to make changes!”

    So now today, it doesn’t matter we’re I am! At home or in public, if I see trash on the ground I pick it up and throw it away!

    WE ALL have to be willing to be accountable for WHAT we CAN do! Not what shoulda, coulda, woulda been done! IT START WITH ACCOUNTABILITY! I CAN MAKE MY PLANET BETTER FOR THE FUTURE! I DO MAKE IT BETTER!

  59. I totally agree 100% that the priority IS planet, society then economy (I would only add that ‘economy’ must be planet friendly, restorative and biodegradable where ever applicable.)

  60. An article paid for by the globalist elite , the planet is more robust than what people think ,although we have schizophrenic globalists who are worried about the health of the planet and want to reduce the world’s population and bundle the remaining into slave enclaves but still going flat out to rape the planet of its resources for profit

  61. I would like to believe mankind thinks with an educated thought.
    What humans do in the span of life is insignificant, but what you leave for the next generations does.
    AHe who calls a man ungrateful somes up all the veil that man can be guilty of.

  62. I couldn’t agree more. There soon must be one world government, one world military and one goal …determine the most caring and gentle ways to live on earth.

  63. I would like to suggest that you ask them to remove the fake sun and chemtrails to help save the planet.

  64. From everything I have read the main things affecting the earth are the movement of techtonic plates , volcanoes, asteroids and the sun. Any ideas on controling these factors?

  65. Nonsense, light bulbs moment was the thought of every single astronaut from the beginning of space flight. But space philosophy isn’t reality. Man-made climate change is a lie. Co2 pollution is another lie spread by communist to ignorant Western Nations as a weapon to destroy our economies. Fossil fuels are the life blood of our economic well being. The Earth’s climate has always changed since the beginning of time. It’s not new and it isn’t your fault.

  66. It’s hard to step out of what we know as way of life. But I have always felt different from most, in that our economy, our system for living, just didn’t make any sense to me. Now grown and basically been rejected from from society, I see it clearly. I don’t know how we could change but we all know it starts with acceptance and reality. I just want to live in the woods and take care of myself from our world. If I had to define what God is to use, it’d be Earth. Our creator. From the mere parts of life to us humans to the Earth it self we all are grown and function the same or as in necessity to one or to one another. I feel so sad that I can’t just live. Life for all of you is about money and appearance and crap that has nothing to do with our existence and that is our damning to die with.

  67. We are one world and mankind is one people. That is the reality..let common sense prevail!
    We have lost touch that we are interconnected both to each other and this magnificent planet. I am not religous but know we need to love our planet and each other. It is that simple and should be our number one priority. We Earthlings should turn off all the lights one clear evening and let everyone gaze up in awe to the heavens..for a spectacular view of the true eternity. Peace to all from Canada 🍁.

  68. The only way to save this planet for a little longer is to stop babies being born for a good ten years. Over poperlation is the most reason why the planet is getting hotter every few years.

  69. If aliens are way ahead of us technologically they are seeing humans as a pandemic disease or a cancer on the living earth. Our economy is based on habitual production of limited resources. We are highly irrational. Imagine walking into a stadium filled with thousands of chimpanzees with loaded and locked pistols with limited food. That’s us

  70. Most of us already know this, but will the people in charge do anything about it is the question. Everything, everywhere (except tribal people still living off the land) is run and ruled by money. This suggestion of flipping priorities is a pipe dream. It would mean the monetary system would change or be done away with. Until the day comes when humans can work, play, barter for needs, and live without getting taxed to breathe – the cycle will continue.

  71. We are not the “stewards” of this precious rock. We happen to be the only species to have the intelligence and ability to utilize the great many resources for the benefit of all of us (granted some more than others). From the moment our first ancestor created the first tool or used that tool to extract the first rock for making life easier or better and when humans first harnessed the power and benefit of fire our path to progress was a continuation of that “natural and wonderful” process. As imperfect as it may be it is our history and we should be appreciative. Humans have come and they will go as the earth, sun and stars continue in their unique celestial paths.

  72. We could do everything on Al Gore’s wish list and it wouldn’t make a difference, sorry. The climate has been changing long before man existed let alone the industrial revolution. Cape cod and Long Island we’re both formed by ice ages, Florida was completely under the ocean. The only thing that could even slow it down is to depopulate most of Asia and Africa and I don’t think those people want to be depopulated or even live like they did in the Stone age, starving and competing with Apex animals for what little food they had.

  73. Need to thin the hurd!
    Painfully true is that the population is the driving force not the economies that feed them.
    I think you spent to much time in space, you need to have a closer look at how humans are destroying our planet.
    Fragile ecosystems being wiped out!
    Mother nature will rule the day in the end.

  74. I totally agree with him my greatest hope is for world leaders to come together as a collective source and rethink their views that we could adjust and make the changes needed to preserve our natural resources save our specie from further damage protect the planets lands, animals.rainforrest,oceans,all our natural resources and have a much better safer,cleaner world for all humans to co-exist.

  75. I believe everyone that suggest population control! We should consider them as volunteers! As the first to eliminated! Life is a natural cycle for this planet! Control yourself! Stop trying to control what you have no control of! If we want changes, you have to start with yourself!

  76. We are just one planet killing event (astroid, etc.) from non-existence.

    Mine it, consume it, enjoy the Earth. I trust that technology will catch up to undo any serious harm we mere humans have inflicted on the Earth as evidenced by the continuing documentaries of Star Trek. Haven’t tectonics, solar activity, erosion (looking at you Grand Canyon), volcanic activity, and other natural processes left a larger, measurable, long-term impact on the Earth than humans? Do elevate think humans to the level of impacting Earth over it’s four billion year history (if that age is even correct).

    Considering recent discoveries such as the “tired light theory” which among other new observations by the James Webb telescope, it seems scientists now think the universe is twice as old as generally accepted. At 64 and seeing many science “facts” corrected by orders of magnitude (like government adjustments, never just five or ten percent) I now wonder if we have the speed of light correct over time and distance, is carbon dating correct?

    We have reduced automobile pollution by about 98-99% per vehicle since the 1960s. Technology usually save’s us from ourselves. I consider what is out there in the unknown future to be more concerning than human impact.

    Do not stop living and do not impose onerous regulations and taxes that have little to no return on investment.

    If you believe you can save the planet by recycling and having an EV (something about matter being brother created nor destroyed, merely converted from one form to another, tells me your efforts are futile, but you do you) and do not mandate that I live like a caveman.

  77. Economy only needs to be in its rightful place. Environment came first.Humanity second. Then we invented Economy,and it should include the importance of the other two. I heard this expressed as Triple Bottom line accounting. To my mind, if this approach was adopted globally,most of the worlds man made problems would no longer exist. You can all guess what the problem is with that.

  78. The truth is humans do effect the ecosystem on a very serious scale. But it’s not pollution or CO2 crap those those can have an effect on life that live in the ecosystem. I’ll give you an example The Amazon Rain Forest can one day become the next Sahara Desert The Amazon Desert. If they keep mowing down trees like they have been over the last few decades there will be an irreparable point it goes from a hot humid wet rain forest to a dead dry lifeless sand box. Just like the Sahara Desert. Trees produce oxygen and thrive off CO2 without trees life as we know it will cease to exist. As for everything else well those are kinds of a mute point. And strip mining just like they do for the minerals needed for the lithium batteries are also responsible for deforestation and robbing the earth of its essential minerals to protect and sustain itself and by extension life on the planet. The intelligence or lack there of on this subject has caused more problems than it has solved. Fossil fuels produces CO2 which gives trees the essentials to thrive which in turn produces oxygen the essentials for most other life to thrive. EV a solution? Stupidity isn’t a solution the requirements to make EVs has done 1,000 times the damage to this planet in its short life it’s been around than the last 200 years of fossil fuels. All because some stupid people don’t like having to pay for gas.

  79. He’s not the first person to realize all these facts. And many people knew it before we saw Earth from space. I do think the scoffers are poorly educated fools.

  80. Liberals and their constant scare tactics being vaccines world war or other conspiracy to the biggest lie which is man made climate change. It never ends with these clowns. They are like the death cults who constantly pick days the earth will end and when that day passes they simply pick another day and act like their prior predictions were never made. If a liberal gives you advice do the exact opposite.

Leave a Comment