Almost 7700 of you have visited one article this month so far: Amazing!

• Anthropogenic effects:Human impact on the environment:Wikipedia

At first I couldn't figure out why almost 7700 of you visited this one article. However, as I read it more closely rather than just skimming over this very well written and comprehensive Wikipedia article I quoted I realized why so many of you visited this article. So, I realized how it showed how humans are destroying planet earth and causing directly the extinction of so many species like Sharks, Whales, Tigers, Lions, Rhinoceros, and everything else that is a top of the chain type of species. Then there are other things that humans are causing through over fishing the oceans besides taking all the fish Sharks and some whales and dolphins need to eat. This then causes more jellyfish to propogate which then kill even more baby fish in their tenticles as they drift across the oceans which only increases the imbalances. So, instead of thousands of jellyfish as a ratio there become millions drifting across oceans and stinging people at seashores around the world. My son who is now in his early 40s was stung by a jellyfish in Italy at the beach and if friends hadn't rescued him he likely would have drowned because he didn't have the use of a leg or one arm because of the sting. So, more and more people are being stung by jellyfish as they wash upon shores around the world. And more baby fish are dying in the now millions compared to thousands of jellyfish stinging baby fish and humans as they drift around the world on the currents.

I likely could go on all night long about this but that would be too depressing.

People might say, "Why read this stuff then?"

Reading it allows one to ask questions. If you understand about survival here on earth (or anywhere in the universe) it is always about formulating the right questions which the smartest or most common sensical of us can answer (mostly both). This is how humans have always have survived anything up until now.

So, if you state a problem, people will at the very least figure out ways for some humans to survive (but likely not all).

So, if you read what is wrong you can think about the problem and begin to formulate ideas of how to solve this problem (for at least some people on earth) or you can find ways to transport some people to other places or planets or dimensions if we as a human species totally ruin earth in the meantime for human habitation.

Either way, if you can be rational and logical about it and not just freak out then you can find ways for your children, grandchildren, and so on to survive this ever building crisis that mankind has now created and is still creating every single day here on earth. Also, mankind hasn't just been creating this for the 20th and 21st century.

This has been a work in progress for at least 12,000 years already. So, don't expect to solve this in 100, 200 or even 300 years. At least 500 years it might take us to even begin to reduce the temperatures from rising anymore. By then Antarctica might be like Hawaii is now.

So, patience is necessary for any of us at all to survive all this, either on this planet or another or both.