Yann Arthus-Bertrand captures fragile Earth in wide-angle

cried listening to 14:55...

14:55 :*(
it really touched me

about how ignorance (such as your own) may prevent us from stopping the demise of our planet and civilization.

lol god (if he exists) doesn't and shouldn't solve man's problems. the earth is ours to take care of

I want so bad to be a part of TED

Yann Just hits the Bulls eye when he said " We do not want to believe what we know"!!! That all i have to say in the subject... simple words... and the deepest meaning.
Salute to You Bertnard

Money talks, if the world is in trouble it's because the ultra wealthy want it that way, as long as they don't suffer they could care less if all the rest of us suffer and die, only when they choke on poison air or retch their guts out on rotten food will they want the rest of us to do something, first step to a new world , kill the rich.

Bocbo, "Kill the rich"? If there was 2 people on the entire globe alive, there would still be 'rich' and 'poor'. My point is killing the rich would still leave rich. That's not an answer.

We all know what we are doing. We all follow a pattern. We should stop doing that, but the problem is that we don't know what to do to stop, or the solution in stopping.

Instead of showing what's wrong, they should show a solution, and what each one of us can do, or stop doing, because we're definetly doing something wrong.

I am with you, but I also agree with the speaker who tries to show how much humans damage this world and where humans can start to fix it. It will be good to know the scale of damage. There are many individual works to make world green, but the speed of growing damage is faster than healing. Evolution does not let us sit back from our daily crazy-unstoppable competition routine. We MUST find direction-changeable value in evolution. Without it, we are doomed.