Mother Nature Teaching

Jane starts talking about a tribe in Ecuador. Is a community that’s fighting to maintain their unpolluted way of live, but still realized that they can use and learn a few things from the “white man” to improve the way they live without harming it. But her real area of expertise is the Chimpazee. She states the change in the research area of the animals because of the improvement in the technology. How Ai, the most intelligence chimpanzee in the world can now manipulate a computer, even faster than most of the humans, and do it for almost no reward. Then demonstrates the thin line that separate us from big brain mammals, because they can even make use of tools, and behave emotionally and physically like humans. And this show that we aren’t the only living being that can do this kind of things, opening our eyes and having more respect for the other animals with whom we share this world. And then she shows us the awful truth that we decide to avoid. We are killing them all, and not only the animals, but the clean civilizations like the one she mentioned at the beginning. And how we should be doing the exact opposite of it, learning more of the Mother Nature and the animals. She finish telling us that the real answer is in us, we can act towards a clean world right now, and not the politicians and economists, etc. I find this conference really important and that this should be the things teach to us on an early stage of our lives, not how to make more money to follow a false and contaminated way of life.