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@adelchidipalma9857
September 4, 2024 at 8:59 pm
Do we need scientist to predict that we are committing suicide? Aren’t we happily going towards the slaughter house? We take water from the nature and return it as poison, we extract food from land and return toxic. Insane people are not aware they are insane, this goes for the whole humanity. Man is the mistake of nature.