Paradise is already here; what seems missing is the population.
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Yeah, such a simple undeniable argument….the population is missing.
If the population is there, then it will not remain a paradise!!
It can never be a paradise if it had the population 🙂
I belive the paradise must be populated, everyone who is already there wishes everyone else can join! 🙂
Awesome pic! 🙂
actually we have been in paradise, and the picture is taken from there!!! 🙂
may be missing population makes it a paradise
Come on fellas, population is what makes a paradise…bcoz
To love
…and be loved
.. is everything
great, swaps!
As usual, I beg to differ, Axinia 🙂
All of Earth must have been paradise before a savage, barbaric, sub-animal species 👿 that, by some freak occurence, developed opposable thumbs emerged on the planet. It has been a descent into hell for this beautiful planet ever since that point of time 😡
These sub-animal scum species that use opposable thumbs and wear clothes have systematically destroyed what is perhaps one of the most beautiful planets in our galaxy. They’ve turned it into a hellhole from the paradise that it was before these humanoid filth beings appeared. These vermin continue to breed, breed & breed and destroy, destroy & destroy and this has continued to the point where there are nearly seven billion 😮 of these filth beings trampling about the planet, wiping out hundreds of civilised animal and plant species and yet they aren’t satisfied. The lowliest among this cancerous human species 👿 continue to breed like pigs, adding more and more lowly creatures like themselves to a planet on the verge of collapse 😯
If only the events of a certain “holy book” were true! It would have been great if the imaginary entity that these humanoids revere actually punished these vermin for their behaviour in paradise (the mythical “gardens” mentioned in the “holy book”). Alas, it was not to be 😦
If only the imaginary entity existed, (s)he would have really chucked this vermin species out of the planet once their behaviour became clear and this entire planet would still have been paradise populated by beautiful (and civilised) plants and animals. Since the imaginary entity does not seem to punish these scum creatures for the vile crimes they commit and turn them out of the planet, one can safely conclude that the imaginary entity itself does not exist. The so-called “all-powerful, omnipresent entity” is a mere figment of this cancerous species’ imagination, a mere myth invented by these vermin to justify their vile deeds in turning a paradise into a hellhole 😡
By the way, it’s a beautiful picture, as always! 🙂
Raj, I think you need to read one speech that I gave during my college, where I have given a slightly different perspective to nature. I wanted to publish that one next week, but will do so right away as I want all of your opinions on that one (especially as it is related to a couple of topics posted here, but looked at a different angle). I will type it and give the link here in a short while.
Destination Infinity
Here is the link: http://destinationinfinity.wordpress.com/2009/08/31/fight-against-pollution/
The first few paragraphs especially is related to this discussion 🙂
Destination Infinity
Very true! 🙂