Showing posts with label A Dark Truth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A Dark Truth. Show all posts
Sunday, April 19, 2015
Saturday, April 18, 2015
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
A Dark Truth, Quote 4
A very important line for today's world. Now, everything is up for sale; be it tangible, i.e. anything from internal body organs to the lives of living beings (humans, animals & plants), & anything existing outside in our surroundings.
Or be it intangible, i.e. our spiritual & secular beliefs, thoughts & opinions, or our feelings ... they are for sale; be it the religious leaders in the world who change their positions depending on the buyer & sale price or scientists & politicians who change their positions depending on which lobbyist or industry is giving them money & votes or a wife's love for her husband, depending on how much jewelry & money he is giving her for her shopping.
Or be it intangible, i.e. our spiritual & secular beliefs, thoughts & opinions, or our feelings ... they are for sale; be it the religious leaders in the world who change their positions depending on the buyer & sale price or scientists & politicians who change their positions depending on which lobbyist or industry is giving them money & votes or a wife's love for her husband, depending on how much jewelry & money he is giving her for her shopping.
Everything in this world, indeed, has a price but are we willing to sell it?
Monday, April 13, 2015
A Dark Truth, Quote 3
Lorax, the 2012 animated movie based on the 1971 book by Dr. Seuss, is essentially based on the same idea that with the air pollution & smog problems many major cities, e.g. London, Paris, Beijing, Shanghai, Delhi, Mumbai etc are facing & since governments are not doing enough to tackle climate change problem; eventually, air will become so polluted that selling air will become a business.
After all, who ever thought that water will be sold in bottles, all over the world, 20 years ago. I think no one. Now, if somebody can afford to buy water, they buy it in nice little bottles & large containers. Whereas, poor people around the world are left to survive on dirty water.
Sunday, April 12, 2015
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