Skip to main content

Posts

Showing posts with the label travel_road trips

Should I refrain from going out on windy days?

At that time, the sole of the shoe slipped on the iron plate..... “My dad often told me that I should refrain from going out on windy days, but I don’t know why.” Of course, I don’t know either Can we always think freely? ideas safety ethics feasibility higher identify Of course, I don’t know either If you walk on the road on a windy day, various things will fly, so it may be dangerous. I went out listening to her unfounded advice. The wind isn’t strong, but it’s raining. Almost all the roads in this town are paved, so the roads will not be muddy on a rainy day. However, torrential rains often flood roads. You may not know that flooded roads are surprisingly dangerous. It is expected that you will inadvertently stumble because the unevenness of the road cannot be seen due to muddy water. Rather, unpaved roads are not heavily flooded, so I feel they are relatively safe even during torrential rains. Can we always think freely? Our ideas...

Nothing but commercialized nature

We often experience nature as a life-threatening weapon..... There are other reasons why gems are expensive, not because they are beautiful and tough. Where is high-octane gasoline excavated? Is nature always beautiful? nature process pure impurities Where is high-octane gasoline excavated? The cost of washing, sorting, polishing and tightly controlling the black rocks is reflected in the price. The beauty and toughness of gemstones is by no means created by nature, and most of its history is a process created by humans. This phenomenon also applies to crude oil refining. High-octane gasoline does not occur naturally. Mined crude oil is distilled, processed, and reborn as easy-to-use gasoline after advanced procedures have been performed. Is nature always beautiful? We tend to think that nature is beautiful and pure, but the nature that impresses us is nothing but commercialized nature. The natural nature is black and dirty, full of ...