Visions of bright future

Hardy's painting about conflict between civilizations (Picture I) http://crisisofdemocracticstates.blogspot.fi/p/about-ethical-problems-of-other-planets.html Kimmo Huosionmaa There is one big question about the colonization of another planet. That is " if we are ruined our own planet, could we continue that action in another world"? That is the very good philosophical question about ethical space exploration. When we are colonizing other planets, we must ask: "do we want to make that, because we have made our own environment unable to live. When we are thinking about the situation, where we are forced to leave our home planet, do we have ethical right to go to another planet and start to conquer it? Of course, the human being is number one in our own thoughts, and we are civilization, what have got right to be, but when we have polluted our own planet, can we go to another planet and start to act like some conquistadors? And here we must ask the question...

"Open air philosopher's seat" Kimmo Huosionmaa This is a fictional and philosophical text about the electricity and living forever, so please don't try this at home. Living forever have always been the dream of the human race, and that was fascinated some scientists, who have made experiments, what is so dangerous, that we ever can imagine doing that kind of things. Here I'm writing about the experiments, what are made in 19th. century, by the inventors of electricity. Those persons believed that the electricity gave the power of life to the creature, and then they wanted to make person young just using electricity. They continued the road, what was begin by philosophers of ancient Greece. In that time those persons might believe that Zeus, the god of thunder could transfer the person young by using lightning for that purpose. So some philosophers could stand on the hill, and wait for the lightning strikes to them. This might cause the disappearing of ...

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