Kim Kardashian's and The end of the World?

We are now in the year 2049, the world is cold, miserable, gray, covered by huge buildings, metal factories stretching the horizon, no roses, no trees or green colors, climate change has closed the window of the sun from us perhaps, and everything is on sale, I am reminded here of the dazzling colors and strange state of love of the near-hearted film Her, where IT prompts us to ask not only about the shape of the future, but about the meaning Our existence.

No more than that, in the wonderful and miserable "Blade Runner 2049," one important sentence says that "there is a coming revolution" to complete with enthusiasm: "We are more human than human beings." At that moment I wonder about The story of a monkey winning the battle against humans, but I found myself leaning towards the monkey with joy by winning the end of the film, see, what is the problem?

Says Dr. According to recent surveys, although some believe that the size of religion in the United States is shrinking, what is happening is the other way around. With the rise of political extremism, religious extremism is also rising. In the past 30 years, Moderate, moderate religiosity is rapidly eroding from 35% to 12%, as opposed to the rise of religious extremist groups such as evangelicals; from 18% to 28% of Americans.

Here I can only remember Kim Kardashian. I still do not know why, it's still cold tonight, and still "Blade Runner 2049" is in the background, but Kanye West was a Cardishian couple. Several months ago he told Harper's Bazaar that his wife was undressed, For instance, say, say, the thousand, and "broke the Internet," is a real art with a Renaissance-like meaning, adding that her abstinence is like Adele's refrain from singing.

Here, I really wonder what we have lost on our journey to "nothing". In his book "The Good Angels", Stephen Pinker, a renowned psychologist and linguist, points out that human history, unlike the present state of misery, tends to be optimistic. But in Chapter 9, Pinker points out that there are four angels who have always been our companions on our journey as human beings. They are empathy for others, rationality and logic, self-control over our desires for sadism, violence, and moral well-being.

"Every one of us, in the depths of his heart, is waiting for the end of the world to come," says Haruki Murakami. "It draws my attention to one of my current concerns: writing about the problem of climate change, the danger looming day by day, I find a strange interaction with these kinds of articles, where some do not care about finding solutions to the crisis, but only by asking: When will the apocalypse occur? When will everything end?

I do not know, for the third time in this post, but we seem to be in the midst of all that boredom of contemporary life, all those wishes for the end of the world, all that emptiness in the fullness of souls, forgetting that the end of the world may not occur when we enter a glacial ice age or hit us A random rock, the size of Alexandria, was launched from the Kuiper Belt a thousand years ago. The end of the world will happen when we remain human as we are now, but we have lost our humanity.