Many of us plan for our futures – in our personal life, at work, and in business

Many of us plan for our futures – in our personal life, at work, and in business. We assess threats and risks, strategically planning measures to prevent and mitigate them. Deciding on priorities involves understanding what actions are crucial and what may be less so. In making these decisions, we rely on accurate and comprehensive information about the facts. Acquiring such facts demands time and effort.
Therefore, I'd like to ask: when planning your future, have you considered the ongoing changes in the Earth's climate? I urge you to pay attention to this matter and pose some questions to yourself:
1) Have there been changes in volcano activities and earthquakes in recent years?
2) Have there been alterations in flood occurrences?
3) Have some rivers and lakes disappeared recently?
4) Have there been changes in tornadoes and other strong storms?
5) Have there been shifts related to precipitation?
6) Has the water temperature in the depths of oceans changed recently?
Seek accurate answers to these questions. If you're hesitant to invest a substantial amount of time, spend just one or two hours watching the "Global Crisis. The Responsibility" forum, starting from the 45th minute: https://rumble.com/v3z27ij-global-crisis.-the-responsibility-international-online-forum.-december-2-20.html?start=2713. Here, you can find answers backed by credible sources. Verify these sources to make informed decisions.
Why am I sharing all this? I receive no compensation for it; there's no personal gain involved. One reason is that neglecting the chance and means to address a problem is shortsighted, leading to facing consequences later. From my perspective, I bear direct responsibility for a very few people. How about you? If the well-being of others isn't a priority for you, consider your own safety. Will you be secure, and will your property remain intact?
Answer these questions based on verified facts, not someone else's opinion. Seek out the truth, validate it, and make informed decisions.