Current Events Get More Bizarre Every Day

Interesting predictions and remarks about the evolving human condition and news of the population "explosion," prove to be not so new. Once we admit that we don't know everything about what's going on here on planet earth, it will be a sign that we are at least evolving into a new spiritual vein.

The Tampa Airport closed down for a few days to repaint the directional guides for flight landings, because the polarity of the earth is changing. It just reopened yesterday.

This isn't really a current event because it has already been anticipatedt for a long time:

Recent changes in the magnetic north pole are speculated to be moving some twenty five miles per year in the direction of Russia.

This is a current event:

Thousands of birds, fish, and crabs (and more?) are dropping dead all over the world.

Strange Sightings

Alligators have been seen as far north as Memphis Tennessee.

Though there is supposedly no such thing as black panthers, the reports of such are increasing. This is no up-to-the-minute phenomena. Other strange reports of creatures that appear to be a cross between canine and feline come from remote backwoods and mountains - have been around for quite some time.

Nasa reports that recent explorations reveal the creation of anti matter in a correlated response to lightning storms on earth. Also nothing new, ancient eastern and yogic writings have discussed anti matter since antiquity. Matter and anti matter polarities, according to ancient knowledge, need aligned for humans to live harmoniously with the environment.

Since modern science knows about black holes and anti matter, it is now confirmed as a truism, but it's not really a current event.

From "io9," an internet publication that explores a range of subjects like evolution, science and biology, comes a thoughtful pertinent question:

What is the outcome of a situation where the population is dominated by older people who no longer conceive or reproduce?

Will humanity gain wisdom?

J.A. Ginsberg, writer for "Tracker Blog," is sited in the "io9" article. He uses the term "the gray tsunami." It really makes a long story short.

So far, the devolutionists look to the future of technology as a not so pretty future. Within this reasoning, technical capabilities surpass that of human beings. Wasn't this written about in a science fiction book, somewhere?

Sociologically, the world seems to be splitting into twos. One group is antagonized against another. As a matter of fact there's a book with an incredibly long title that Ginsberg mentions:

"Shock of Gray: The Aging of the World's Population and How it Pits Young Against Old, Child Against Parent, Worker Against Boss, Company Against Rival, and Nation Against Nation" - a book written by a journalist named Ted Fishman.

Currently, and one thing we know for sure when we look at the calendar, is that it is the beginning of a new year.

Ref

http://www.mysterious-america.net/apocalypsenow.html
io9
http://io9.com/5729725/why-this-decade-marks-a-new-stage-in-human-evolution?utm_source=io9+Newsletter&utm_campaign=d01a4b5225-UA-142218-29&utm_medium=email
http://trackerblog.trackernews.net/2011/01/09/the-age-of-old/