Comments on: Slums http://blog.rogersradiointernet.com/richardzurawski/2008/03/26/slums/ Just another Rogers Radio Blog weblog Thu, 21 Aug 2008 20:03:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=wordpress-mu-1.2.3-2.2.1 By: Bob http://blog.rogersradiointernet.com/richardzurawski/2008/03/26/slums/#comment-293 Bob Mon, 21 Apr 2008 12:41:06 +0000 http://blog.rogersradiointernet.com/richardzurawski/2008/03/26/slums/#comment-293 I think it is almost time for a a virus to wipe most of us out. Mother nature has a way of correcting overpopulation. It may even be a man-mait pathegen used as a terror weapon. I think it is almost time for a a virus to wipe most of us out. Mother nature has a way of correcting overpopulation. It may even be a man-mait pathegen used as a terror weapon.

]]> By: Dex in Dartmouth http://blog.rogersradiointernet.com/richardzurawski/2008/03/26/slums/#comment-271 Dex in Dartmouth Sun, 30 Mar 2008 17:57:22 +0000 http://blog.rogersradiointernet.com/richardzurawski/2008/03/26/slums/#comment-271 I would think the slums themselves as primitive as they are would be a much more greener way of life. Most of the buildings are constructed with recycled materials, and they dont have 50-inch widescreens. I would think if everyone was living in a similar matter we wouldnt be facing the same environmental crisis. During earth hour when everyone shut out their lights for one hour I thought to myself what if we just left the lights off. How long would we last before we all died without the light bulb. I came to the conclusion that I don't know of anyone that couldnt survive if they didnt have the conveince of flicking that light switch on the wall. Sure it would be more difficult for commerce oh no we probably couldnt wander around the gigantic Walmart in Dartmouth Crossing after hours... so what. Other then a sacrifice of convenience I cant see why it is so nessecary for us to illuminate every corner outside and inside all hours of the day. I know the lights are just a small piece of the puzzle but just imagine if it was earth hour all the time. No light bulbs for anyone.... need some light get a candle. Sure there would be lots of fires and we wouldnt be able to do stuff like operations unless it was light outside but I dont know its just one thing that seems pretty simple to me. Dont worry about turning the lights off just dont turn them on in the first place do you really need every light in the house turned on all night just in case you need to pee during the night. Humans can see in the dark.... I would think the slums themselves as primitive as they are would be a much more greener way of life. Most of the buildings are constructed with recycled materials, and they dont have 50-inch widescreens. I would think if everyone was living in a similar matter we wouldnt be facing the same environmental crisis.

During earth hour when everyone shut out their lights for one hour I thought to myself what if we just left the lights off. How long would we last before we all died without the light bulb. I came to the conclusion that I don’t know of anyone that couldnt survive if they didnt have the conveince of flicking that light switch on the wall. Sure it would be more difficult for commerce oh no we probably couldnt wander around the gigantic Walmart in Dartmouth Crossing after hours… so what. Other then a sacrifice of convenience I cant see why it is so nessecary for us to illuminate every corner outside and inside all hours of the day.

I know the lights are just a small piece of the puzzle but just imagine if it was earth hour all the time. No light bulbs for anyone…. need some light get a candle. Sure there would be lots of fires and we wouldnt be able to do stuff like operations unless it was light outside but I dont know its just one thing that seems pretty simple to me. Dont worry about turning the lights off just dont turn them on in the first place do you really need every light in the house turned on all night just in case you need to pee during the night.

Humans can see in the dark….

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