A Common Message to the Public

If you are in the habit of watching positively-reviewed and award-winning Hollywood films lately, you will note a common theme among many of them. The storyline is if we, as a humanity, do not change our way of life, our fate commutes into the hands of the more disciplined and self-controlled. This will require sacrifice in one form or another.

For instance, Interstellar was premised on the story that if humans did not find a planet beyond our own solar system to sustain our humanity, we would cease to exist altogether within a couple of generations. Starring Matthew McConaughey, NASA astronaut "Cooper" was tasked with the leadership position of manning a space mission to another galaxy. What did he have to sacrifice for the sake of humanity? His family. His father-in-law and son both passed on before his return home to the Milky Way Galaxy while his daughter reached her centennial upon his return.

Next, Marvel's The Avenger's: Age of Ultron is based on a "problem-solving" program Ultron designed by Stark Industries' Tony Stark to "save the world," but the program concludes that in order for the planet to survive, it must be rid of humans or humanity must change. Ultron then commences on a quest to destroy humans whereas The Avengers must assemble to protect both humanity and themselves against Ultron and his army.

Further, there is Kingsman: The Secret Service where Samuel L. Jackson plays a billionaire plotting to make humanity destroy itself before it destroys the world. His strategy begins with the RFID chips in SIM cards from cellular phones. He plans to deploy a worldwide manipulation by adverse electro-magneticism and compelling humanity to destroyed themselves and their environments.

A more interesting take on this is former Canadian Minister, Paul Hellyer, is his interview with Russian Times on the existence of extraterrestrial life on earth and that if we wish for advanced technologies, they require that humans cease and desist with their warring and polluting ways. As a humanity, we have a choice either way without these alleged "outsiders," but the endgame will not be beneficial to a majority of us if we continue as is.

(Comedian George Carlin on The Environment)