watsayou.blogspot.com/: Part of Something Bigger

Watched "Planet Earth" on Arts Central just now, saw lots of locusts ~~flying~~ swarming across the landscape. The commentary said that those creatures swarm across the landscape, eating up everything they could get themselves on.

Mum watched that part with me and I asked her if it reminds her of Man. Man as in Man, not man. Roger?

Man. Homo sapiens.

Right.

Anyway it reminds me of that. Like, you look at Man: they rose, evolved, and strangely did all they could to destroy Earth in the process of keeping themselves alive. Just like locusts, they swarmed throught the history of Time and devoured anything they can get themselves on.

Kinda scary to put it this way, but then again, everything happens for a reason on good old Earth. E.G.: You falls into that drain so that you can get walk home by this outrageously handsome guy who will later falls hopelessly in love with you-- see, you don't fall into that drain for nothing.

Ok. Bad example. =_= But you get my point, don't you.

So: Ice melting at the poles? Bees dissappearing? Global temperature rising? Heck, then? Let nature takes it's own course.

Afterall, we are only part of something way bigger than we can imagine. Our presence on Earth is a tiny fraction of something bigger-- I mean, even Earth's existence is part of something so much bigger, it is just a speck of rock in the Universe. What then, is us?

I suggest, just go grab a glass of iced coke and sit back and relax as the world ends. Yum.