The Paradox Of Moving Forward vs Moving Backward

It’s easier to move forward than backward.

Try counting forward from one to one hundred, then counting backwards from one hundred to one.

Going backwards slows you down.

Going forward speeds you up.

Going backwards is stale, since you’ve already been there; it’s familiar. One might think the familiarity would speed the process, but it doesn’t.

Going forward is fresh. There are no memories of familiarity to slow you down or make you stumble. It’s an easier ride.

Try it.

THE AMAZON RAINFORESTS BURNING

Nobody ever mentions the animals killed in wild fires, as if they are immune to the pain of an inferno. It is their home where the terrorists burn them alive. Even if caused by negligence, it’s still an act of terrorism.

We need to start looking at the result instead of always the intent.

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THE AMAZON RAINFOREST FIRES ARE PUMPING THE CO2 TREES NORMALLY ABSORB OUT INTO THE ATMOSPHERE

“It’s looking suspicious, that if the Tembe warriors set fire to the loggers’ machinery, as they’ve admitted, in retaliation for the loggers being on their land, that maybe the Tembe warriors also set fire to the forests, as a willful act of destroying that which the loggers came to take: the trees. It’s an act of terrorism, even if to the Tembe warriors it is an act of their survival. In other words, no trees, no loggers.” ~ Sharon Lee Davies-Tight