The content of this post was submitted to Edge of Humanity Magazine by Julian a citizen of the free world at UN CIUDADANO DEL MUNDO LIBRE.
Dambovita, Romania
The human civilization always leaves behind remains. Either this means some prehistoric tools once used by cavemen or nowadays’ mountains of garbage. We have been doing this for millenniums and all this time nature has patiently strived to cover our remains and immerse them into its surroundings.
Dambovita, Romania
What we do is who we are. More than ever, our actions define us as individuals and as mankind. I went to do some in-advance-archeology in a rural area of Romania and I have found various remains. Not garbage illegally disposed by people in the surroundings of an inhabited area, but abandoned items of civilization.
Dambovita, Romania
They were once complex machineries or pieces of buildings which supported our living conditions. Some people manufactured or built them, others used them according to their functions. These items became remains at the moment when they ceased to provide for us welfare and were replaced by superior versions of themselves.
Dambovita, Romania
We care less about our civilization’s remains and often we dispose them regardless of the consequences on the environment. But over one thousand years most of the metal, rubber and concrete remains will still be in the soil and some future archaeologists will uncover them searching to understand how we lived. What would they think of us?
Dambovita, Romania
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