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Anyway, before thinking of protecting our "resources", we should think about how we
could account for the
way we take care of our planet to those aliens, to God(s), or to the CREATOR--or to Mother Nature if you prefer;
the name used is totally not important. Fact is, regardless of who is out there--this is aliens, Gods, or
the CREATOR--we should mind our tasks which are: taking very good care of our planet, and of our
Human Civilization, this
time in an intelligent manner. If we do our duty the proper way, nobody is going to come here and take anything
from us. We would become equal in intelligence, in compassion, and in motivations to any alien
Civilization, to
any God, and even to the GREAT CREATOR himself. Wow! That would be really nice!
We have followed for many years the evolution of India, because we consider our actual
Civilization has deep roots
in that particular piece of land, and in those particular people. We are not Indian citizens, but we feel that
India does belong, somehow, to us. Our World would not be the same without that wonderful little piece of
land, and without those Indian people. In the same time, we feel that Africa belongs to us all, and USA, and ...
Fact is, we feel the entire planet belongs to us, and we do not want to see any little piece of it destroyed or
neglected. Sure, local people, the citizens of those particular countries, are the first ones to "own",
and to take care of their piece of land. However, the entire planet belongs to us all, therefore we are all
responsible.

We use these words "belonging" and "owning" in an improper way, because the true meaning is
"we owe something to" or "we should care for" our planet. That is similar to giving birth and
raising children. The parents do "own" their children, but that "owning" means they have the
duty to protect and educate their children the best way possible. Now, we can either do our duty intelligently, or
we can do it sloppily.
We should do our duty of intelligent species living in harmony on planet Terra, and of building together
our Human
Civilization. The aliens may come and go: they are welcome anyway, but that doesn't matter. Who cares? Not us. We
are certain there are billion species out there, but we just don't care about that--well, not very much. Our
first, capital problems are: here, today, tomorrow, and us. In other words, our planet and our Civilization,
because each of these two is in a terrible crisis today.
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First published on July 25, 2005
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