Will future generations refer to this present time as the, “Age of Denial”?

Question

We’re like a pre-adolescent child who has not been told outright that Santa Claus is not real, but is beginning to have some doubts of their own about the existence of all mythical entities, the Easter Bunny and the Tooth Fairy included. This child stands on the unseen line that separates sinless juvenile simplicity and accountability for ones decisions.

The human race is beginning to realize accountability for their actions in the form of quite dramatic climate change and unprecedented culture difference based violence. Gone are the days of reckless use of seemingly limitless resources and religious harmony is today a laughable concept.

In short, our collective sentience is approaching adolescence. The existence of mythical entities is being doubted. And we are denying accountability for our actions. The planet suffers and the rate of suffering rises exponentially. A solution is there in the form of population control and everybody is aware of it but we keep denying it.

Answer 1

They will refer to now days as the days of Desirees

Answer 2

Another brick in the road away from ignorance. When you say population control, I hope you don't mean forcefully... Affluent, educated populations tend to have lower birth rates to begin with.

Answer 3

I think so, population control is only about balance, it needn't be draconian if we can work out how to live together. We are in denial because we fear, and that is the problem

Answer 4

No, it will be referred to as "The Last Days".

Answer 5

Will future generations refer to this present time as the, “Age of Denial”?

NO.

Answer 6

More likely they will say it was the golden age, the age before the massive wars about energy.

Answer 7

Not for awhile, too many people like Gary up there :O

Answer 8

Read Revelation Chapter 1,2 & 3. Then choose

Answer 9

You lost me around the second paragraph. Too many words. But yeah, probably.

Answer 10

Let your Kingdom come.