Comments on: A Typical Day in my Life, 2025 http://zoecarnate.wordpress.com/2008/01/11/a-typical-day-in-my-life-2025/ an opti-mystic friend of Jesus in a post-conventional world Thu, 24 Dec 2009 07:06:08 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Heather http://zoecarnate.wordpress.com/2008/01/11/a-typical-day-in-my-life-2025/#comment-2372 Heather Mon, 17 Nov 2008 04:24:39 +0000 http://zoecarnate.wordpress.com/2008/01/11/a-typical-day-in-my-life-2025/#comment-2372 Glad to see I'm not the only one that isn't a big fan of the Left Behind series :) Glad to see I’m not the only one that isn’t a big fan of the Left Behind series :)

]]> By: Miracle http://zoecarnate.wordpress.com/2008/01/11/a-typical-day-in-my-life-2025/#comment-1317 Miracle Thu, 17 Jan 2008 14:27:52 +0000 http://zoecarnate.wordpress.com/2008/01/11/a-typical-day-in-my-life-2025/#comment-1317 I agree about all three of your hopes for 2025. I think all of these will easily be possible in the time frame. I just fear that there will not be enough desire for these changes to make them happen. I agree about all three of your hopes for 2025. I think all of these will easily be possible in the time frame. I just fear that there will not be enough desire for these changes to make them happen.

]]> By: Christo http://zoecarnate.wordpress.com/2008/01/11/a-typical-day-in-my-life-2025/#comment-1281 Christo Fri, 11 Jan 2008 06:26:26 +0000 http://zoecarnate.wordpress.com/2008/01/11/a-typical-day-in-my-life-2025/#comment-1281 Hi Mike, I am not so well-spoken as you are :-) My english is close to being my 5th language although I know only one other (afrikaans). And I have to admit I do not think about these things as deeply as you do (that would put you out of job anyway, you can thank me later ;-) ) But I am wondering about stuff, and one of it is, I think nature has some surprise in store for us, I think nature is more able to look after itself than we think and through some ingenious actions (only capable of being designed by our great God) it is going to recover itself in some amaizing ways. For one, we in South africa, have lovely summers and nice, not too cold winters (snow twice in like 30 years), but our rainfall is not always enough, so our underwater rivers and so on dries out. But this year we had an incerdible amout of rain!! Which fills up all our depleting resources and makes the foreseeable future a little brighter again (accept the crime ofcourse, but they are working on it) . Another thing is... our ocean resources, our guys takes out a lot of fish, abelone, crayfish etc. My feeling is, these things, if they become extinct, will be replaced by something new, there will be new species developing, not by evolution per se, but by something already planned way before us. My hope is for less. That mechanics/technology will move and more into entertainment and away from things taking away from our daily income, if that make sense. I hope this does not display my ignorance, but this I guess is more a hope, than a scientific analysis. Things need to get simpler again, or as you say, Ido not know what we will wake up to in 17 years. Hi Mike, I am not so well-spoken as you are :-) My english is close to being my 5th language although I know only one other (afrikaans).

And I have to admit I do not think about these things as deeply as you do (that would put you out of job anyway, you can thank me later ;-) )

But I am wondering about stuff, and one of it is, I think nature has some surprise in store for us, I think nature is more able to look after itself than we think and through some ingenious actions (only capable of being designed by our great God) it is going to recover itself in some amaizing ways.

For one, we in South africa, have lovely summers and nice, not too cold winters (snow twice in like 30 years), but our rainfall is not always enough, so our underwater rivers and so on dries out.

But this year we had an incerdible amout of rain!! Which fills up all our depleting resources and makes the foreseeable future a little brighter again (accept the crime ofcourse, but they are working on it) .

Another thing is… our ocean resources, our guys takes out a lot of fish, abelone, crayfish etc.
My feeling is, these things, if they become extinct, will be replaced by something new, there will be new species developing, not by evolution per se, but by something already planned way before us.

My hope is for less. That mechanics/technology will move and more into entertainment and away from things taking away from our daily income, if that make sense.

I hope this does not display my ignorance, but this I guess is more a hope, than a scientific analysis.

Things need to get simpler again, or as you say, Ido not know what we will wake up to in 17 years.

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