Rainbows are so stunning, are not? They materialize after the storm, and then explode to colors that clear the canvas of sky. But what if every rainbow was not just a line of colors that we all draw in the sky, but an open door — a look at another version of earth. What would you see? What kind of world is each rainbow an indication of?
Let’s go through this entertaining exercise and look at what each rainbow might mean to us.
A Peaceful Earth
One rainbow may depict a world where men and women are living harmoniously in relations to nature. Picture a wild darkness area where green trees are all around for many hours with clear rivers running through. No roads are congested or cities overcrowded – there are only villages which are situated in beautiful valleys. They are living OP, or Other_unknown, where they cultivate their own crops and most people share what they have. This Earth seems harmonious, equal and just – people and animals are at their best.
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A Wild, Untamed Earth
Another rainbow could lead to an Earth that is different, possibly more raw and rawsome. Imaging extremely empty terrains; great creatures wander around without any influence from human beings. Again, this world is dominated by nature and the cities of the world have no place here. The trees are in abundance, the mountains huge and the seas vast and quite unknown. This is hardly the surface of the Earth, but the Earth that is alive in its most true and stripped-down form.
A Futuristic Earth
What would it be like if somewhere inside that rainbow was a world in which technology was leagues beyond where we are today? There are cars that come with air/flight capabilities, there are buildings that touch the heavens. Real actions take place in smart cities and all the objects within a city are integrated and interconnected. In this world there is no pollution, energy is completely clean, people breathe fresh air, and use the newest technologies. It’s a future of opportunities; the technology of today does not destroy the Earth but safeguards it.
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A Forgotten Earth
Another rainbow might depict an Earth in which something went wrong. This could be the world that we have so heavily impacted – perhaps the trees have been felled, the sea is chemically laden, wild animals are threatened species. Others could be dwelling in cities that are closed from nearly everywhere else of wasteland. This Earth informs the people how disastrous it would be if they are not cautious with the environment and with our planet.
A Magical Earth
What if a rainbow opened to a world that looks like a fairy tale? Actual talking animals, flying creatures and forests that come alive at night you will get to see. It follows that in this Earth there are magical powers and people who can do them. The laws of physics probably don’t even exist, let alone the particulars, and the skies are crisscrossed by floating islands. It’s the place where the whole world seems to be magical, a world at which impossibility becomes possible each morning.
Our Own Earth: A Reminder
Finally, one rainbow might teach us to learn about the world we live in a new and fresh way. Maybe it’s a reminder that our Earth is something precious and amazing. This rainbow could symbolise the positive aspects of rays of the Sun: the light of the evening, the whistling of the trees in the wind or the simple happiness from the walk in the wood. It is waving its finger lightly and saying, ‘Hey people, do not waste it, take care of it’ when talking about what we already have.
Why This Thought Experiment Matters
This idea will never let actually explain what is behind the rainbows, though it makes us to ponder most over the creation of this world. That is, each rainbow could symbolize one of the scenarios of life that awaits individuals depending on what they decide to do in the present time. And it tells us that the future is not written—no, it can be bright if only we will go for the least distance to protect that nature, to advance that technology for something nobler, to find that balance in our work and personal lives.
We may not be able to observe these other E-rths at the moment, but surely we can strive towards making a nicer world than the one we have now and for generations to come.
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Rainbows are so stunning, are not? They materialize after the storm, and then explode to colors that clear the canvas of sky. But what if every rainbow was not just a line of colors that we all draw in the sky, but an open door — a look at another version of earth. What would you see? What kind of world is each rainbow an indication of?
Let’s go through this entertaining exercise and look at what each rainbow might mean to us.
A Peaceful Earth
One rainbow may depict a world where men and women are living harmoniously in relations to nature. Picture a wild darkness area where green trees are all around for many hours with clear rivers running through. No roads are congested or cities overcrowded – there are only villages which are situated in beautiful valleys. They are living OP, or Other_unknown, where they cultivate their own crops and most people share what they have. This Earth seems harmonious, equal and just – people and animals are at their best.
Related : What Are The Best Romantic Escapes For Honeymooning In Nature?
A Wild, Untamed Earth
Another rainbow could lead to an Earth that is different, possibly more raw and rawsome. Imaging extremely empty terrains; great creatures wander around without any influence from human beings. Again, this world is dominated by nature and the cities of the world have no place here. The trees are in abundance, the mountains huge and the seas vast and quite unknown. This is hardly the surface of the Earth, but the Earth that is alive in its most true and stripped-down form.
A Futuristic Earth
What would it be like if somewhere inside that rainbow was a world in which technology was leagues beyond where we are today? There are cars that come with air/flight capabilities, there are buildings that touch the heavens. Real actions take place in smart cities and all the objects within a city are integrated and interconnected. In this world there is no pollution, energy is completely clean, people breathe fresh air, and use the newest technologies. It’s a future of opportunities; the technology of today does not destroy the Earth but safeguards it.
Related: How Does A Sunrise Or Sunset In Nature Make You Feel?
A Forgotten Earth
Another rainbow might depict an Earth in which something went wrong. This could be the world that we have so heavily impacted – perhaps the trees have been felled, the sea is chemically laden, wild animals are threatened species. Others could be dwelling in cities that are closed from nearly everywhere else of wasteland. This Earth informs the people how disastrous it would be if they are not cautious with the environment and with our planet.
A Magical Earth
What if a rainbow opened to a world that looks like a fairy tale? Actual talking animals, flying creatures and forests that come alive at night you will get to see. It follows that in this Earth there are magical powers and people who can do them. The laws of physics probably don’t even exist, let alone the particulars, and the skies are crisscrossed by floating islands. It’s the place where the whole world seems to be magical, a world at which impossibility becomes possible each morning.
Our Own Earth: A Reminder
Finally, one rainbow might teach us to learn about the world we live in a new and fresh way. Maybe it’s a reminder that our Earth is something precious and amazing. This rainbow could symbolise the positive aspects of rays of the Sun: the light of the evening, the whistling of the trees in the wind or the simple happiness from the walk in the wood. It is waving its finger lightly and saying, ‘Hey people, do not waste it, take care of it’ when talking about what we already have.
Why This Thought Experiment Matters
This idea will never let actually explain what is behind the rainbows, though it makes us to ponder most over the creation of this world. That is, each rainbow could symbolize one of the scenarios of life that awaits individuals depending on what they decide to do in the present time. And it tells us that the future is not written—no, it can be bright if only we will go for the least distance to protect that nature, to advance that technology for something nobler, to find that balance in our work and personal lives.
We may not be able to observe these other E-rths at the moment, but surely we can strive towards making a nicer world than the one we have now and for generations to come.