Absolutely creative!
I think it's human nature to create, to find out, to learn, to grow & evolve, to learn from what didn't work and try again, and so on.

I don't think the other end of the stick should be 'destructive'. 'Stagnant' would be better. But that'd be more on an individual level I think.
Even when mankind as a whole is being held back by an oppressing force we find ways to get, do, have what we need and want.
We cannot be contained as we have this inner drive to grow and be free and to create.

Humans are the earths corona virus, rapidly multiplying, and soon to kill the very thing that gives them life.

Agree. Wow, I am viewing so much hate on facebook between vaxers and anti vaxers. They forget the enemy is Covid 19/ Delta.

Loopy asf to have an opinion? Whatever. The globe is a concern of everyone.

What do you mean? Fatal attraction? Save the bunnies.

I like your choice of opinion. I would have liked to choose Creative too. But, when the Earth is dying and humanities leaders can not see eye to eye, it is a huge concern.

fatal attraction is a famous movie about a woman who sleeps with a married man . He perceives it as a one night stand .,. She perceives it as love . She becomes obsessed and mentally imbalanced so much so that she boils his daughter’s pet bunny . .. hence the term bunny boiler . Definitely destructive behaviour though some might argue it was creative .

My response was to rock’s post ., it’s not off topic

Very creative answer. All good. If apologies are needed, here is mine... Sorry for being a biatch. I truly wish you and yours well.

The Earth dying? Not at all! That's what they want to believe, 'they' being the ones in power.
I invite you to watch "The Long Way Up" documentary with Ewan McGregor and his friend in which you can follow them travelling up all the way from the southern tip of South-America to LA.
They travel through countries where people are doing so much that Western people don't seem to believe in, like solar power, wind energy etc.
But also other things like when they go through Ecuador. Much jungle on the mountains was being cut back for cattle. A former US business guy started a project there to restore the rainforest and has succeeded. He's only buying more and more land, doing the same all over.
And the beauty... within the few years he's been at it the rainforest has recovered, animals that were near extinct are living there again now. It only takes a few years of no interference by humans and it all recovers and flourishes.
He's employed the local people so they stopped cutting back trees. They now get paid a decent pay to help keep that huge piece of land intact.

Other beautiful things happening in Colombia to break the gangs, to give youngster an proper education and a future. And they're succeeding at it!

The only ones who don't see the beauty and what's happening and think all is lost are Western people that listen to the news.
But that story is fabricated and not true at all. You just got to shift your input.

Up to you, and everyone else. It's a choice to keep listening and believing the nonsense they keep pumping out or to broaden your horizons.
Again, I invite you to watch that documentary! It's an eye-opener, makes you wonder why we cannot do it if poor people in South-America can. And then sit and think about the answer.

If humans weren't creative this thread wouldn't exist.
If humans weren't creative we wouldn't have warm houses.
If humans weren't creative we wouldn't have medicines that save lives.
If humans weren't creative we wouldn't have cell phones to call for help when needed.
In 1900 the life expectancy in the US of for men was 46.3 years, for women it was 48.3 years. In 2000 the life expectancy was a combined 76.75 years. That increase didn't happen organically, it was the result of advancements by creative people in the medical field and fields that have made living safer.

Are some people destructive? Absolutely, but there are more creative people and many destructive people destroy themselves eventually.

Anyone using a device to communicate here should celebrate the creativity of humans.
Anyone sleeping in a warm bed, in a secure dwelling, should be celebrate the creativity of humans.

I'm willing to bet no one living in a cave burning wood for heat and to ward off animals that would kill them is posting on this thread.....unless they are getting coffee at Starbucks

Can you quote, specifically, where I stated
it's loopy AF to have any opinion?

My whole point was that the globe is of everyone,
in their diversified.

What I did say is loopy AF, is taking a cookie cutter approach
in determining the good vs. evil thing, you've worded into
"creative or destructive".

There is no 100% either way.

Some people want to twist what is written for a couple reasons but the predominant reason is there isn't a way to rationally argue with what is actually written.

It's kinda like when a politician is asked a question and they answer a question they wanted to be asked, not the actual question they were asked.

Nice reply, point well-made!

I believe humans are very creative..at times a mess could turn out to be art in some scenarios..cant really point my fingers to it now lol

If you think about it, creative/destructive (good/evil) are based on the observer.
Some see pristine nature as beauty, others see skyscrapers and city scapes as beauty.
Win 10 gives me pictures for my start screen.
I have a chance to give them feedback as to whether I like the picture or not a fan.
I reject most of the pics because the pristine nature is contaminated by the presence of man. A path, a boat, a street light, a bouy and all sorts of man-made stuff breaks the nature photos.
I like the photos which show no evidence of man's presence. To me, they are uncontaminated.
Mankind destroys pristine nature. Most of the time, we never even think about it.
The documentary "Life After People" explores mankind's impact on our natural world. Many people look at the decayed buildings and rusted bridges and see destruction but its all nature's creative process stealing back its pristine nature. It is our changes which were destructive and broke the pristine.



Some will see this picture as destruction.
Some will see this picture as nature reclaiming its pristine beauty.

Nature has been here much longer than man. Nature is the pristine beauty, not man's version. Man's version destroys Earth's pristine beauty.