What was it that made you first start to think about saving the world?
Was it a person? A teacher? A parent? That introduced you to the idea? A religion? A war? An experience that horrified you?
What was this experience that brought it all into crystal clarity: the world needs saving and you’ve got to help!?!
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this page that i found whilst stumbling left a suprising impact on me
other than that.. i have no idea. i sort of always felt like it needed saving, but didn’t know where to start/what to do.
honestly.. i think the lord of the rings movies played a large part.. haha
a little sad but oh so true.
Yellowstone national park
We need to save the world from ourselves, individually.
Not everyone else.
I have always believed that one person can make a difference.
I was abused and not protected as a child, and always wanted someone to save me. For a long time, I just survived each day, with no thought of what was going on around me. When I was finally old enough to save myself, it dawned on me, that I’m not the only one suffering in the world. I think my experiences gave me a great deal of empathy to other’s suffering. I want, in some small way to save them.
Ditto Augustian: When I found myself at the mercy of it…
the world ending made a big part of me careing and just the impact on the gas glaciers atmosphere and the wars we have been fighting which there is no point for people dieing everyday we don’t need that in life nor should and one have to go threw that
I’ve already saved the world. Don’t worry. It’s going to be okay. However. do stop driving your car, and plant a garden soon.
flameboi…...a great big high five….no, two great big _ high fives….
…when I can’t track my donations to reputable charities..
thanks mee ouch!
I do track my donations :)
sorry for the confusion flameboi….I meant the last comment as a response to the question….Sometimes my donations just disappear with the rest…..sigh
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