I Have a question on ecology concept.?

Question

Mary, recent college graduate, is finding her idealism on a collision course with reality. She strongly believes people who live in the United States are obliged to make the world a level playing field for all human beings, with equality in resources, healthcare, education, economic security, and a pristine (perfect/ unspoiled) environment for all. Yet she also understands that the sheer size of the human population make this impossible. Kristen recently said she cannot be party to hard choices and actions that go against her ideals, and she just wants nature to solve the problem for us. What can you say on this true story?

Answer 1

Do you just want to know what other people think about the world today or what they think about Mary's point of view?



I don't think there is anything wrong with being idealistic if you are willing to support your ideologies.  One thing that fans me is when people say they believe in one thing but then do another; hypocrasy.

  

On overpopulation: I think that if you make having over a certain number of kids illegal, people are inevitably going to get pregnant and have more children anyways and then comes the question of how to enforce that law_kill the excess children like they do in China, or would that be entirely unethical?  Or...keep on popping out babies and wait for the earth to crack under all of the pressure and blow half the population away in earthquakes, floods, and other natural disasters?



My thought is to try to educate people and work more in synthesis with narure instead of against it and perhaps we can qualm some of the inevitable wrath the earth seems destined to bestow_and who can blame it?  Something has got to change and soon or there will be fire and brimstone in more than one matter of speaking.  

I wonder if doctors stopped trying so hard to save everyone with all this modern technology and just let people die, maybe that would hp the population control?  

It seems any idea can sound equaly unethical or absurd but I suppose if we don't make the moves to change things on a large scale, earth will inevitably do the dirty work and maybe that's just the way it will have to be.  

I would like to think that the world will simultaneously have some kind of cosmic revolution that will change the world as we know it into an idealistic society but in all honesty I do not think that is going to happen.  Many people in this world lack what it takes to rise up and take charge of things in the right ways and have sold their souls for money and have gone corupt or are like walking zombies.  There just isn't room for these people if we will survive and move on to the next level of existence on this earth.  

I think we are headed towards a place where we have to be like our own gods wich means making hard decisions and maintaining integrity in your beliefs.   Not everyone is up for the job.  This is a very exciting time!  I am anxious to see how things are gonna pan out.

Answer 2

Humans are obliged to try to make the world a better place. That is what the best of the science community is trying to do and what the religious communities expound.

Answer 3

America should confine their interests to America ,they have no business any where else ,and are not wanted ,they already are causing ,financing ,arming or waging War in far too many places

their fascist concept of the New world order is disgusting and is Hitlers Ideals continued by the same people who backed Hitler ,now in America today ,

it suggest world domination by America ,those who opose will be enslaved or killed and an elite rules whilst the rest of the public is microchipped under fascist rule and controlled as slaves nothing less .

And all of it under the Umbrella of religion and God

Only a brainwashed student can come up with an idea like that

the arrogance of this question is astounding and in very bad taste to place  under ecology.

what makes you think the rest of the world ,who is being bullied by America from all sides ,would be interested