Do You Feel That Our World is Running Out of Patience

Since the year 2015, the well-known scientist and physicist Stephen Hawking has been continually stating that "Humanity must separate from the world."

In a documentary that was only recently made available by the BBC, he brings attention to this matter once more and asserts that the time that mankind has at its disposal on earth is decreasing. He goes on to state that "the danger is great in the next 100 years."

"Threats such as climate change, asteroid impact, and overpopulation will drive humanity to extinction," according to the scientist.

It would appear that climate change is the primary concern. According to Jean-Pierre Dedieu, a lecturer at Grenoble University, carbon dioxide emissions hit 400 parts per million this year as a result of the greenhouse effect.

In point of fact, conclusions from a number of scientists are stated in the material that was collected from scientific sources. In the past three million years, this is the highest statistic that has ever been recorded!

According to Fanny Brun, who is also affiliated with the same university, "Large ice masses in the Himalayas have melted in the last decade." "Since 1993, the water level in the oceans has been rising by an average of 3.3 mm every year," he continues.

The Precis Model outcomes study figures are also quite intriguing given the scope of this report, which includes the following paragraphs:

The average temperatures from 1961 to 1990 indicate that temperatures will rise by 5 to 6 degrees outside of the coasts between the years 2071 and 2100. This is the change that is anticipated to occur during this time period.

The amount of precipitation that falls will drop by an average of forty percent. In the highlands of Eastern Anatolia and Eastern Black Sea, the snowfall is approximately 300 millimetres thick. In the future, there will be reductions of up to.

As we can see from the previously mentioned cases, the scientific community is trying to warn us. In other words, it provides light on what the future will be like, or more specifically, how it will not particularly be encouraging.

I touched on the topic and presented my thoughts and theses in an essay that I wrote entitled "We will perish by consuming" and published in the same column in July of 2014.

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