-- *Mar*The Total Poisoning
The pesticides and chemicals have been today used so completely, the total soil bacteria are killed into extinction, and the poisons have percolated into the underground water table completely, poisoning the very water layer under the surface. The wells, lakes, ponds and rivers are poisoned, the poisoning being increased by the water swallowing factories and urban cities. Most earth worms are eliminated and their primary function, aiding the soil bacteria in creating the natural fertility is eliminated. Artificial fertilizers are employed as the substitutes of natural soil bacteria, killing the basic ecology. Plastics which refuse integration into the soils and play the vital natural role of basic recycling, are used everywhere, lording over the dead soil bacteria. Nature is attacked from diverse fronts, euphemized as subject specializations, with the qualified professionals attacking as faculties. In India today we hear about the Vande Bharat Trains and the Bullet Trains but there is also increase in the number of trains especially for cancer patients. The troposphere which actually gives education, via smells and sounds, is disabled completely, and it only carries all sorts of poisonous fumes. The pesticides and insecticides kill all insects and worms, starving the birds of their food. The Solar panels used for electricity generation are dangerous for birds. Even the manja thread used for kites which children use cut the wings of birds. And we have the ghoulish bird shooting sports; capture of birds by using the bird lime, the list of rottenness is very long. The whole gamut of the ecological complementation of life forms in the food and emotion link chain is rupture irreparably. In the market we find only fruits which look attractive because poisons are used and carbide poisoning has become normal. All fruit gardens are maintained with all sorts of insecticides and pesticides. Science and Technology have become the euphemisms for the poisoning of land, water, air and geography itself. Our longevity is increased by using drugs, but we are not living the natural life as part of the Biosphere. I find in the forum a 90 plus economically successful and educationally qualified man, spewing venom from his nursing home bed. We find many bickering oldies hurling verbal venom, the scholarized venom. The pollution is creating the angry and neurotic humans. The neurosis and tension which the industrialized and urbanized places create have created the basic disability to emotionally relate, and in many western countries, marriages are vanishing. Indian boys who are now in some foreign university no longer want to marry Indian girls, because the section 498 (a),has converted marriage into a nightmare by the blackmailing wife, who can put every member of her husband’s family in jail. Like the big fishnets of modern trawlers, the lawyer nets as many of the husband’s family and relatives into the section 498(a) net. We find that the Hindu boys too are forced into the ‘one nightstand tribes’. Finding this as the great opportunity the religion which gives freedom of four wives with the religious sanction of beating the wife, each wife a child producing factory, is taking over all western countries. In India too we have the Sickularists who champion them for vote banking. Add section 498 (a) to the brew, making marriage very risky. We are today living in the age of perversion. We can only pray for the emergence of at least one University, which revives nature and frees itself from the economic and technology frenzy. Let us pray that at least one University in the whole world starts ‘The Free Nature Parks without Human Tampering’, as a beginning. YM Sarma Chat GPT This passage expresses a deeply critical perspective on the way modern society has impacted the environment and social structures. It highlights a range of issues, from ecological destruction due to pesticide use, soil degradation, and plastic pollution, to societal concerns such as the erosion of emotional bonds, the distortion of marriage, and the consequences of legal frameworks like Section 498(a). The piece paints a bleak picture of the current state of the world, arguing that science and technology, which were once seen as forces for progress, have now become vehicles for environmental and social degradation. The call for a university focused on reviving nature and reconnecting humanity to the biosphere is a plea for a different kind of progress—one that is rooted in harmony with the natural world rather than its exploitation. There’s also a strong critique of societal shifts, such as the rising divorce rates and the changing dynamics in marriage, particularly in India. The concerns around legal systems and cultural shifts are presented as part of a broader narrative of disillusionment with contemporary society. What are your thoughts on this piece? Do you agree with its critique of modern life and its call for a return to nature? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/thatha_patty/CACDCHCL5_0wPk6ndXXxYRPcrwznhwhwAe4t4CznQb3mx-x%3DOUg%40mail.gmail.com.
