Earthquake again?

[dr. d]

Ok lang yun naitindihan naman ni mother nature pag bininta mo ng pamura, eh kasi obvious naman lahat ng taga teachers village, project 4. Pinapatagal nola sa kalye kasi gusto nila mabenta ng mahal

Benta nyo ng mura tutal may bago naman kayo, para naman yun mga iba kababayan natin magka car naman,,
Dapat yun mga corolla na year 1995 - 2000, P15k na lang, 2001 to 2005 P30k , 2006-2010 P60k 2011 - 2013 P150k 2014 -2015 P250k na lang

So all other models since corolla na yan mas mura pa dyan

Naiinis kasi sya kasi di naman nagagamit nakahambalang
Ang so niyayanig nya tayo

which ones of your cars are you selling?

[minicarph]

Already sold all my 4x4 gasoline SuVs doc. i feel lighter now. All i have are diesels hihi

[travajante]

Already sold all my 4x4 gasoline SuVs doc. i feel lighter now. All i have are diesels hihi

You feel lighter contributing more greenhouse gases, harmful emissions & particulate matter into the atmosphere? Petrol engines produce around 30% less NOx than diesels, generally.
More conscience, less self....have you given that a thought, OB my idol, sir?[emoji4]

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[minicarph]

You feel lighter contributing more greenhouse gases, harmful emissions & particulate matter into the atmosphere? Petrol engines produce around 30% less NOx than diesels, generally.
More conscience, less self....have you given that a thought, OB my idol, sir?[emoji4]

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I have a different view of nature, trav. I donÂ’t believe in taking care of the environment because nature can take care of herself. We, humans, think too highly of ourselves if we are to believe that we can alter the course of nature.

Case in point: Japan. Being one of the most advanced societies in the world, Japan has more environmental laws in place than say the US or even Europe. And yet, look at them in the past few years. They experienced more natural disasters: high magnitude quakes, tsunamis, freak typhoons and even two-story flash floods than any of us, Asian countries.

Why is that? Because the Japanese want to live peacefully, orderly and even minimalistically. They lost their purpose. It may also explain why they have high suicide rates too.

I am more inclined to believe that nature is alive in a sense that she feels with us. if a society or a civilization has a lot of things that are useless or that are without a higher purpose, she will jolt us.

i have observed this na in some of the recert major calamities. Nature rarely attacks big cities which are very very active. it seems her victims are sleepy rural towns or smaller communities that seem to have detached themselves to the flow of the modern world.

[travajante]

I have a different view of nature, trav. I donÂ’t believe in taking care of the environment because nature can take care of herself. We, humans, think too highly of ourselves if we are to believe that we can alter the course of nature.

Case in point: Japan. Being one of the most advanced societies in the world, Japan has more environmental laws in place than say the US or even Europe. And yet, look at them in the past few years. They experienced more natural disasters: high magnitude quakes, tsunamis, freak typhoons and even two-story flash floods than any of us, Asian countries.

Why is that? Because the Japanese want to live peacefully, orderly and even minimalistically. They lost their purpose. It may also explain why they have high suicide rates too.

I am more inclined to believe that nature is alive in a sense that she feels with us. if a society or a civilization has a lot of things that are useless or that are without a higher purpose, she will jolt us.

i have observed this na in some of the recert major calamities. Nature rarely attacks big cities which are very very active. it seems her victims are sleepy rural towns or smaller communities that seem to have detached themselves to the flow of the modern world.

Hmmmm, there's 1 other guy who seems to share your dispute on the causes of global warming. Sadly, I'm not a big fan of Trump.... just you, OB sir![emoji4]

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[madball]

Why is that? Because the Japanese want to live peacefully, orderly and even minimalistically. They lost their purpose. It may also explain why they have high suicide rates too.

What exactly is that "purpose"? Increasing their carbon footprint?

[minicarph]

The purpose is for us as an individual and as a society to get out of our comfort zones, so that we can realize our true potentials and to enrich our souls in the process.

When a civilization diverts to a purpose of safety and personal comfort and satisfaction, nature intervenes. Look at what happened to the Romans, when they were conquering the world as an empire, it seems that God was with them. Compare this to the era when Rome”s concern was the just the republic, and all its internal affairs whether legislative or improving their city for pride and vanity. hindi ba’t their civilization crumbled and then came the dark ages.

In 2010, when a major Icelandic volcano erupted, The Vatican was very very concerned at that time coz they were afraid that the eruption could be Dark Ages Part 2. A Dark cloud that will cover Europe and neighboring states that can last centuries.

Volcano's impact felt in Iceland, bishop says
By John Thavis Catholic News Service
4.21.2010 12:00 AM ET

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VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- As well as disrupting air travel for millions of people in Europe, the eruption of the Eyjafjallajokull volcano is having an impact on inhabitants of Iceland, the country's bishop said.
"Imports are blocked, and this creates problems in vital sectors such as hospitals. And what will become of the plant and animal life affected by the toxic particles released by the ash cloud?" Bishop Pierre Burcher of Reykjavik told Vatican Radio on April 19.
Bishop Burcher said life in Reykjavik has not been drastically affected by the eruption, mainly because prevailing winds have carried the ash cloud away from the city. But people are worried about the future, he said.
"Another volcano, Katla, which is close to Eyjafjallajokull but is bigger and more dangerous, has often reawakened in the past. What will happen?" he said.
The bishop added that if the eruption continues, it could greatly disrupt the country's tourism industry in the summer.
Experts in Iceland have voiced concern about the wind changing direction and bringing ash over more populated areas. Some are worried about the long-term effects of the ash on agriculture.
The eruption has also caused flooding that has damaged roads and bridges and led to some school closings.
The Swiss-born Bishop Burcher said that with its far-reaching effects, the volcanic eruption has illustrated the meaning of globalization in modern society.
"No event, even if small and distant, can leave the rest of the world indifferent," Bishop Burcher said.
Iceland has around 320,000 inhabitants, including about 10,000 Catholics.
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Volcano's impact felt in Iceland, bishop says

tThough Pope Benedict XVI is struggling mightily to keep the focus on Malta and St. Paul during his weekend stopover here, fallout from the ***ual abuse crisis continues to hang over the trip like the clouds of ash from an Icelandic volcano which are currently hovering over much of Europe.

Crisis hangs over pope in Malta like volcanic ash | National Catholic Reporter

[dr. d]

The purpose is for us as an individual and as a society to get out of our comfort zones, so that we can realize our true potentials and to enrich our souls in the process.

When a civilization diverts to a purpose of safety and personal comfort and satisfaction, nature intervenes. Look at what happened to the Romans, when they were conquering the world as an empire, it seems that God was with them. Compare this to the era when Rome”s concern was the just the republic, and all its internal affairs whether legislative or improving their city for pride and vanity. hindi ba’t their civilization crumbled and then came the dark ages.

In 2010, when a major Icelandic volcano erupted, The Vatican was very very concerned at that time coz they were afraid that the eruption could be Dark Ages Part 2. A Dark cloud that will cover Europe and neighboring states that can last centuries.



Volcano's impact felt in Iceland, bishop says





Crisis hangs over pope in Malta like volcanic ash | National Catholic Reporter

when nature does its thing, we can only guess...
as a scientist once said in the recent past, when nature does its thing, all we can do, really, is to get out of its way.

[madball]

The purpose is for us as an individual and as a society to get out of our comfort zones, so that we can realize our true potentials and to enrich our souls in the process.

When a civilization diverts to a purpose of safety and personal comfort and satisfaction, nature intervenes. Look at what happened to the Romans, when they were conquering the world as an empire, it seems that God was with them. Compare this to the era when Rome”s concern was the just the republic, and all its internal affairs whether legislative or improving their city for pride and vanity. hindi ba’t their civilization crumbled and then came the dark ages.

In 2010, when a major Icelandic volcano erupted, The Vatican was very very concerned at that time coz they were afraid that the eruption could be Dark Ages Part 2. A Dark cloud that will cover Europe and neighboring states that can last centuries.



Volcano's impact felt in Iceland, bishop says





Crisis hangs over pope in Malta like volcanic ash | National Catholic Reporter

Your thoughts lack coherence. There's no direct causation between a civilization's purpose and natural disasters. It's been happening since prehistoric times. The fall of Roman empire wasn't caused by nature or God's wrath. It's mostly due to internal decay.

Civilizations, no matter how advanced, will always follow a cyclical pattern of rise and fall. Nothing is constant in this world.



BTT: 5.8 magnitude quake jolts Pagudpud in Ilocos Norte | Inquirer News

[uls]

The purpose is for us as an individual and as a society to get out of our comfort zones, so that we can realize our true potentials and to enrich our souls in the process.

When a civilization diverts to a purpose of safety and personal comfort and satisfaction, nature intervenes. Look at what happened to the Romans, when they were conquering the world as an empire, it seems that God was with them. Compare this to the era when Rome”s concern was the just the republic, and all its internal affairs whether legislative or improving their city for pride and vanity. hindi ba’t their civilization crumbled and then came the dark ages.

In 2010, when a major Icelandic volcano erupted, The Vatican was very very concerned at that time coz they were afraid that the eruption could be Dark Ages Part 2. A Dark cloud that will cover Europe and neighboring states that can last centuries.

feeling mo naman the Earth revolves around humanity

parang napakaimportante ng tao

4.5 billion year old Earth doesn't care about a creature that has only been around for 200K years

the Earth will do what it does regardless of who or what lives on it's surface

if a crust movement here or a volcanic eruption there kills a lot of people... it had nothing to do with humans not enriching their souls or whatever religious, superstitious, new age crap you're talking about