I am concerned that all of the events that detrimentally impacted people and the natural environment are related to globalization, controlling domination, and industrial earth.  All the compartmentalized structures in the infinite variables may have caused these instances, but the reason was industrial earth.   Industrial Earth, whether people know it or not, employs everyone and everything on Earth.   Bad things happen either directly or indirectly because of planet Earth’s globalization, control, domination, and industrialization.  

 I am even wondering whether terrorist attacks, wars, police actions, and all other detrimentally impacting behaviors that cause an enormous amount of survival zone suffering are directly or indirectly caused by the nature of globalization controlling domination in industrialized earth.    The problem statement could include chaos, controversy, conflict, detrimental collaboration, or extreme competition.   All of these are products of globalization, controlling the domination of the industrialized earth.   Competition for resources is probably one of the top reasons for these occurrences.   Moreover, the problem could stem from Earth’s industrial need for distractions and diversions. The politicization of all the countries on earth and all the terrorist groups on earth may be the other reason.   Overall, I hypothesize that most of the problems on planet Earth stem from industrial practices and the extremes of materialism created thereby.

Could the current conditions of the huge global drug trade be the source of many of the problems on Earth?  Or is it the blame mechanism functioning as a distraction and diversion?  Is it controlling domination, globalization, industrial earth, or compartmentalized nationalism that causes most of the problems?   Are there some drug variants that are more naturally holistic and don’t harm a person‘s health?   Are the more natural versions of drugs, not considered pharmaceuticals and thus included in the compartmentalized globalization, controlling domination, industrial earth hierarchical structures?  Do the detrimental forms of cocaine include crack, or ice?

Is the law-enforcement organization called ICE for a reason?   Are they on some kind of Hitler crack?   I find it hard to believe that there are so many drug boats and cocaine coming into this country and other countries.   Is it about globalization, controlling domination industrial earth competition?   On the contrary, is there some legitimate demand for more holistic, natural drugs?   All I really know is that strength, fitness, conditioning are favorable, endorphin manufacturing concepts, rather than resorting to drug use or alcohol use extremes.

I am writing to articulate a profound apprehension regarding the pervasive challenges currently facing humanity and the planet. It appears increasingly clear that many seemingly disparate issues – from ecological degradation to geopolitical strife – are not isolated occurrences but rather deeply intertwined, stemming from a foundational paradigm that shapes our global existence whether it’s from the nationalism compartmentalization or industrial earth itself.   Maybe the problem stem from an integration of both of these concepts.

My primary concern revolves around what I perceive as the overarching influence of a globalized industrial complex. This system, characterized by relentless resource extraction, expansive production, materialism extremes, and insatiable consumption, fundamentally dictates the structures and dynamics of nearly every society and economy on Earth. Whether consciously acknowledged or not, this industrial engine underpins our modern world, profoundly impacting individuals, communities, the natural environment, and the stability of both.

Consequently, both direct and indirect repercussions manifest as significant societal and ecological disturbances. One might ponder whether instances of organized violence, drug wars, sustained geopolitical conflicts, localized social unrest, and the intensifying strain on natural resources are merely symptoms of a deeper, systemic issue. It prompts serious inquiry into whether phenomena such as terrorist acts, state-sponsored actions, and other behaviors that cause immense preventable suffering are, in essence, products of this globalized industrial dominance. Then, industrial earth employs people to just take care of the marginalized and sick, creating an economy of managing sick people.

Indeed, a closer examination reveals recurring patterns of profound chaos, incessant controversy, pervasive conflict, and even forms of detrimental, yet collaborative, power dynamics, all fueled by an intense, often zero-sum, competition. These are, arguably, inherent byproducts of a globalized system driven by expansion and dominion. At the heart of many of these manifestations lies an relentless competition for vital resources – a struggle amplified by burgeoning populations and unsustainable consumption patterns. Furthermore, the pervasive politicization of national interests and the emergence of diverse groups vying for influence often serve to exacerbate these tensions, creating a volatile and unpredictable global landscape.

In essence, my working hypothesis is that a significant majority of the complex challenges confronting humanity today, whether environmental, social, or geopolitical, are deeply rooted in and perpetuated by the foundational practices and inherent nature of our current industrial and globalized paradigm that I call industrial Earth.  However, nationalism has existed for longer than the Industrial Revolution.   Competition for resources and territory remains a consistent pattern between the two concepts.   Is there such a thing as a controlling, dominator King on our planet who uses both nationalism and Earth’s infinite, variable, compartmentalized hierarchical structures to win at any cost?   Is the quote What’s good for General Motors is good for America and vice versa” now at war with each other?

Richard Thomas Simmons