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Quote: One of the most fallaciously accepted beliefs in society today is that there isn't enough space or resources available for everyone. The belief is that the planet is overpopulated and that humanity can't harmonize with the environment symbiotically. As a result of this unquestioned belief, we've devolved into a parasitic relationship with the Earth mother. Thankfully the light of hope is still shining brightly, and the following article proves it.

The elite indoctrinates the masses into thinking humanity has no choice but to cannibalize the very world which gave it birth. But as many are now rediscovering, these are unfounded beliefs based on ignorance of our true relationship with the environment. The reality is there is plenty of land, water, and resources for all life, not just humanity. But the problem is, our civilization—care of despotic elites—is woefully inefficient.

The systems we use every day are taken for granted. We assume that there is no other way to live life, but is this really true? Planned obsolescence or the intentional promulgation of inefficient, inadequate and destructive technological and economic practices are pervasive within the fabric of human life. Cars are made to fall apart, homes are made to degrade and loose their value, foodstuffs are intentionally denatured to maintain the medical industry—and these are only a small handful of the things the population accepts without question.