In fact, such examples are not uncommon. Not only human history has come this way, but also the general evolutionary rules of the entire earth. The extinction of species is often the result of greedy dispositions. Animals like the tyrannosaurus saber-toothed tiger and the Scottish elk have wildly evolved their weapons for food or sexual motives. After specializing to an extreme, it grew a huge head, canine teeth, and large horns. Greedy use these tools to prey or pursue the opposite sex. When these evolutions pass through the peak, with the sudden change of the surrounding environment, the competitiveness of the population plummets and goes to extinction. . . The so-called too late, too much is actually the performance of greed.
This is especially true of human history, far from it. The subprime mortgage crisis is coming. Wall Street conspirators know that lending to low-income people who cannot repay their debts will detonate a financial nuclear bomb, but when high returns continue to stimulate his nerves, he will repeat it habitually, and rationality has been buried by desire at this time. When the nuclear bomb was detonated, they passed the risk on to the government and the people of other countries.
It is not wrong to invent, but if a new achievement is abused, used specially, and taken to an extreme, it will inevitably lead to unexpected disasters. In order to enjoy the convenience, human beings have created countless tools on the earth without God's permission. In fact, every new product should be carefully considered before designing a new product. Consider whether doing so will violate the original laws of nature, and whether it will destroy the environment and activate the dark side of human nature while bringing convenience to human beings == adverse effects.
In the final analysis, disasters are often caused by desires, and desires make people create. Greed leads one to lose oneself and misuse the fruits of creation. In the end, it resulted in a tragedy like the one in the play.
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