What limits human development?

Professor Paul Ehrlich from the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the National Academy of Sciences, explains the key factors that affect human development.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• environment
• resilience
• climate
• change
• sustainable
• development
• ecosystems
• ecology
• waste
• products
• biodiversity

[anonforuz]

@SEElovEverywhere thanks, found it.  ha, yea an unintentional vegetative state, a side effect of the internet. I suffer from it to, im nearly fused with my computer chair.hahaha

[SEElovEverywhere]

@anonforuz i looked much better 3 years ago all this computer time has taken my exercise time, i do not think youtube will let me give a URL for facebook here, but you can just do a search for "Nan Sea Love" and easily find both.

[anonforuz]

@SEElovEverywhere we shall clone you. and 60? you look good for 60. also what is your facebook page?

[SEElovEverywhere]

@anonforuz i have over 8,600 friends on myspace a lot of facebook and am an artist, hopefully i will make a small impact with that, no time for kids at age 60 but i would have adopted if i had met my husband earlier, even have a blog with info on adoption as a good alternative.

[AsEasyAsEasyIs]

If human consciousness is infinite then men are gods. This is the major tenet of atheism (as adapted from the animal world for human application).

[anonforuz]

@SEElovEverywhere why not have kids? create more environmentalists. Onces your gone, better hope your message will persist, people tend to forget pretty easy. Cause then we would just be left with these normal people causing problems.

[anonforuz]

@AsEasyAsEasyIs I'd go bigger for a longer lasting effect. haha, I dont see that happening, i doubt anyone would sign up to be exterminated.

[AsEasyAsEasyIs]

Paul Ehrlich is an elitist who subscribes to the sentiments of the Georgia Guide Stones: to reduce the population to one-half billion. That means that 90% of us MUST be exterminated.

[SEElovEverywhere]

Dr. Ehrlich changed my life when i heard him speak back in 1970, at that time i swore to never have children, and became an environmentalist, thank God for him and that he is still speaking, it took me months to find a video of him to blog at my site on myspace where i have 6422 friends — i am creating another bulletin right now as i listen to an interview about his new book the Dominant Animal Namasté, nan