Does anyone think the Earth can feel our daily activities? If so, which ones would you consider the worst?

Question

Does anyone think the Earth can feel our daily activities? If so, which ones would you consider the worst?

Answer 1

if Earth really does, it'll be the war... but no i don't think Earth really care either

Answer 2

There is no evidence that the big ball of rock we live on called Earth is in anyway feeling or aware of anything we do.

The complex, thriving ecosystem of bacteria, flora, and fauna that clings to that ball or rock most certainly is impacted by - feels - our daily activities.  Creatures big and small live, benefit, suffer, die due to our activities.  Again, there is no evidence of a consolidated sensient awareness, but certainly an impact.

Answer 3

If you read Gaia by James Lovelock, he basically believes that the Earth is a superorganism so everything that we do on the planet effects the equilibrium of it.  Quite a few people believe this view, although it is quite flawed and has been proved false.

in terms of the worst, I reckon anything that involves putting Carbon into the atmosphere - driving, using fossil fuels, etc, as in Lovelocks view- excess CO2 causes the planet to reach a non-equilibrium, therefore fell a bit rough!!

Answer 4

i dont think so but if it did i think it will hate jumping and running.And cars

Answer 5

I don't the think the earth cares, or feels