But that's just foreshadowing. After letting everyone know about Global Warming, when the monologue was reproduced, the words "That what we take for granted might not be here for our children" made people think a lot.
Perhaps, in the eyes of our descendants, we are the culprit. Just like the resentment we felt towards the factory when we found out that we could never see the green water of our childhood again, one day our children, grandchildren and their children and grandchildren will see us the same way.
Everyone is responsible for the deterioration of the environment. And we as seemingly unrelated passersby, collective unconsciousness or conscious inaction is our sin. Human beings will die sooner or later. Compared with the hands of aliens, death by their own actions seems to be dozens of times more likely. Destruction is always a momentary thing. Maybe, one day, the earth can no longer bear the existence of human bacteria, and we will be annihilated in the turn of our hands, and then slowly restore our own environment in silence. When the stars came to the earth after untold hardships, what awaited them were only forgotten civilizations and ruins.
Mother Earth, I really love her. I don't hope that one day, the earth will have to reset and destroy human beings, or one day, human beings need to abandon her and seek a new place to live with high technology, just like "Galactica", in the boundless universe It was only in the middle of it that I realized the meaning of "Earth" to myself.
People do not find the possible consequences in the process of chasing interests. Even if one day they realize that what they have done has hurt the earth, they will choose to make a mistake in the balance of interests. Anyway, they can live comfortably in this life. Technology, too, develops rapidly and will never stop. However, our hearts have not really progressed with the development of technology. Instead, we are trapped in technology and cannot extricate ourselves. We really need to live slower, slower! Our brains have always outraced our hearts. Our science charges ahead, our souls lag behind.
When the spacecraft flew into space 4 million kilometers from the earth, looking back took a picture of the earth. Earth is a tiny, tiny speck of dust in this photo, but it's the only one. This is everything we live on, if we don't cherish her, who will cherish our future?
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