Mother nature is not doing well, how long do you thing before the human race gets punished and gets extinct?

Question

And please no answers based on relegion about the end of times and superstition stuff like that.

Answer 1

Who told you mother nature isn't doing well, everything that happens is part of mother nature.

Nature does not mean plants and trees, it means how things work out, nature of things.

Many parts of planet Earth is covered with desert does that mean mother nature isn't doing well? Its the nature of things that if it doesn't rain in certain area these areas become desert.

So mother nature is doing fine, as for how long humans will last on this planet? I'd say for at least next few years after that we aren't so sure.

Humans are first of the evolved creatures on the Earth that could control their own future, humans can out last dinosaurs in that way. But most dangerous thing to humans race is human race. We're the only thing on this earth that can wipe ourselves out.

Answer 2

Nature has been doing well without human interferences!

Answer 3

Nasa says that the world will be destroyed in 2036 by a comet on track here......and global warming going to destroy the earth before the 22nd century. no lie

Answer 4

If you don't want answers based on superstition and all that rubbish, you should probably not write "when will the human race be punished". That implies some kind of spirituality.

Answer 5

Ty is right that your wording suggests this is a spiritual question but keeping to science  - hence no subjective words such as "punish" or "well") and your question becomes - are natural disasters on the increase?

Well, yes and no, is the answer.

It is likely that in the short term (100 years or less), weather- and climate-related disasters will increase as climate change is destabilising the planetary equilibrium. Like any other mathematical equilibrium that gets pushed to the edge, there will be a period of chaos before settling down into a new equilibrium

As to the impact on the human race - hard to tell; could be extinction, could be minor inconveniences but probably somewhere between the two.

Of course, if we continue to destabilise the new equilibrium with our activities (e.g. fossil fuel  burning), the process keeps going - stable-chaos-stable until the new inputs stop.

Answer 6

I think she has started to fight back. Don't know how long it will take. But for every new cure they make, there will probably be a new disease. More and more natural disasters will occur. It is time the human race learned their lesson and stopped meddling.