Origins of terraplanetism

Roberto da Silva Rocha, university professor and political scientist

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Origins of terraplanetism

Since we studied Geography 55 years ago, in the late Mendes de Moraes high school, in Rio de Janeiro, I used to remember the enthusiasm of going through in my imagination the Amazon River's tributaries, my older brother used to mention the main tributaries of the southern and southern shores quoting their names one by one, I remember that I used to make an effort to remember the names of the highlights of the geodesic territory and used to study the richest states and their industrial and agricultural production, their population and spatial distribution;

Then came the communists, like Milton Santos, and forgot geography and started the era of Marxist discourses, of narratives of social and economic inequalities, and to justify their huge rabid critique of capitalism they invested heavily against the anthropic effects of heavy industry and the unequal exploitation of the economy in favor of the rich entrepreneurs and capitalists.

They talk a lot about inequality, but the Marxists never teach us that nature is totally amoral, unequal and dishonest, because they made four clean-ups that destroyed and totally renewed the earth, the most famous one was the extinction of the dinosaurs, the others were the glaciations that destroyed life on earth, leaving Noah's ark with the repopulation of the earth.

Then they forgot to teach latitude, longitude, cardinal points, azimuth, and young people started to find what they wanted because modern geography books only teach how the world is a noxious place in capitalist hands that destroy the environment and spread misery and concentrate wealth.

It fails to tell how perverse and sadistic nature itself is:

1 - It has concentrated half of the oil in a single country;

2 - It concentrated half of the lithium in a single country;

3 - It concentrated 98% of niobium in a single country;

4 - It separated the two hemispheres of the earth where 90% of the dry land is in the north;

5 - It put 90% of the oceans in the southern hemisphere;

 So it was nature that spread inequality, not capitalism.

Me? I was never against inequality, it was the pre-socialist revolutionaries who started the French Revolution, and invented that we are all noble, beheading all the members of the French royalty and then the Russian royalty, and so ended the inequalities in the world, we are all equal but we want to admire Messi, Ronaldo, Neymar precisely because they and John Lenon have talents unequally distributed by nature.

Every constitution starts or contains the most absurd and stupid thing which is to declare that we are all equal, something that not even nature approves of so it made every human being with unique fingerprints, no two tree leaves in the universe are the same nor are two retinal fundus prints the same;

I know it will take about six thousand years before they remove this equality nonsense from all the constitutions in the world, but I want to be the first to declare it.

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Roberto da Silva Rocha, professor universitário e cientista político