I think we all know the bins are meant for collecting trash, but there are a lot of people who don't care at all. Whether they throw the trash on the ground or even in water, this more depends on the group size they are in and the age of the people - typically this is common in teenage boys / girls who are part of a group on the streets, and its probably more unlikely they will throw trash on the ground being alone. To this day, no one has really figured out what to do in this situation, maybe put even more bins everywhere? If the humans don't understand where ti put their waste - just teach them.

Its understandable that a correct car or truck drives with gasoline, but we have to make some changes in the terms of our air quality in all over the world. This is not due to vehicles only, but also factories, our home heaters, many cleaning products, etc. While we can't really stop volcanic eruptions, dust storms and wildfires, its possible to change our air quality just by thinking of a different transport, home-heating or production method. Fortunately people are using more renewable energies, like hydroelectric power for electricity needs, solar and wind. There has been vehicles for years already which have an electric or hybrid system, consuming less gasoline. Today in 2024, it has been confirmed that cars could be replaced with literally air and used it as their main energy source. These machines are currently being developed by Motor Development Internationl (MDI), Tata Motors and Peugeot-Citroën (PSA Group). Processes like these could typically take 10 to 15 years, and while this is happening, lots of companies will try to invent something new to our world's health.

As years have went by, we humans have cut down millions of trees and taken homes of many animals just because of paper money, which is kind of stubid. Cutting down trees for build material or a fuel source for warmth is not a bad idea and is actually a basic approach to living - building a house or heating up your home, but when its for money, it could be a bad investment overall. We could just replace our physical currency to a digital one, leaving millions of trees to live, which would form our air to be cleaner and have shelter for hundreds of thousands animals - that would make it a majestic planet, like it was a 100,000 years ago.

In the bigger countries like Canada, China or United States, its quite obvious that the noise is massive when it comes to using machines. When you wake in the morning and already hear some construction machines, someone yelling, or sports cars drive by, it becomes kind of a chaos to be a morning instead of actually be a real morning with rooster crowing or a bird song. Cities are the worst though, as there live more people than in the countrysides, so basically the noise is inevitable due to cars and people - this is also why almost 40% chose to live in the countryside, a much quieter place to mind your own business and get away from all the mayhem. The car-acceleration and amusement noises can be threatining, especially to an introvert who's used to listening quiet and tickling sounds - they really are a sort of relaxation.

Right when 2020 arrived, lots of people, especially teenagers started to compete with wealth and who is better at something, but I do think this volume needs to be turned down at least a little. Comparing yourself to someone else is not really recommended, as it can do harm to your mental or even physical health, because you'll think that why is this person so much farther in life than me? You were created to show your own abilities to the world, so competition is not required at all.

This might sound evil, but a minimum of 7 billion people would be a breath of fresh air. I've come to a conclusion that the more people we have on our planet Earth, the more worries we'll have - homes for all of those people, the amount of goods to product, and what will be the places where you can be completely alone. In 2024, there has been quite some discussions on decreasing our world population and some of them was sending an amount of people to a completely different planet, but this one sounds like a year 2100 mystery, as there are really no other planets as similar to Earth, they might look like our planet, but what food, animals and overall life hides there could be a sign of saying no. There are still some possibilites though, like educating women more - it will be more unlikely they will marry to another person and instead they force themselves to work more / be more intelligent. Some people also suggest producing more vaccines that reduce child mortality, which could lead to less children wanting. There are has been more negotiations online, so you can check these out, if you find some.

Living in the present with your mind is actually very crucial, as it can prevent lots accidents and regrets. If you always think about the future, what will happen then or what will go wrong - you will start to speed up your overall living, your daily activities will be rushed and because of that, it feels like the time also speeds up, but its just actually your own psychology. If you want to achieve something in a video game, it always feels progressive, as you are gaining the in-game currency or whatever the game is based on, but real life progression is something else, it can feel the worst occasionally, as if you are not making any progress - this can also trick you to hurry with your goals. Real life is at least 75% of the time like this, you see no progress for months or even years in what you've working on, but suddenly out of nowhere, your desires will be fulfilled in a matter of seconds - almost like a seed that suddenly shows its strong growth in years, and it will grow huge. Lots of rushes are made in life because of this, and I have experienced the same thing multiple times - I remember desperately thinking about my next meal, so what I did was that I overate, almost causing an explosion in my stomach, all I needed to do is to live in the present and not think about what will happen in the future - nobody knows what will happen in the future.

Now thats only my own opinion here, but telling other people what to do and what is right to do is the worst mistake you can make, like honestly. In our today's culture, the term of teaching humans have went too far, where people are yapping to others on what is the right path or what you should do if you want to get a better life - an accurate description of Youtube for example. I mean why would you even make videos on getting rich if you already are rich? Is it because you truly want to help the humanity, or just trying to gain an extra income, to I don't know, feel more power? I think our internet is becoming worse by year and again, its actually the population of our world and what people did on the Corona virus days - I think thats the mayor impact in the 21th century. Its like this all digital world, where everyone share their knowledge of theirs, and a huge amount of people then, start to do the same thing, like following their day routine. You will become a well-learnt and experienced human being, if you just do things and try them out - how does it feel, do I like to do this activity, is this my dream, is this the right way? Overall, every human has their own path and I'm encouraging you to become your own king - no one can control your life, feelings, dreams and any other thing you would like.