September 11, 2021 Manila

It's been 20 years after... and here we are clamped in an unusual situation again, where survival of the fittest seems to be the only known rule to keep our existence. The most feared enemy of our lifetime is travelling faster than the speed of light, that even the strictest border lockdown were intruded beyond any wild imagination of mankind. Man seems destined to play the role of survivor, while tending his house we call earth. Some are racing against time to look beyond our atmosphere, in search for an alternative house. Others are devotedly finding ways to reverse the chaotic vibes of nature, forest fire in the Americas, floods in Europe and Asia that the present technology's ability is to provide us the post-effect of these natural disaster, immobilizing us instead of warning us before its occurrence. Here in the Philippines, we are experiencing the weather extremes in all directions, given that we are an archipelago and lies inn the path of Pacific Ring of Fire. We are living again in a later period of time, maybe we need to think and act faster than any phenomena where our intelligence must rise above the occasion where our bright and articulate capability must provide the answers to all these natural un-wonders of change, where more than we can imagine of loss of lives are at stake.

We can do better, several clues that will provide answers are written, ingrained in our intellectualistic map. It's time to redo our way of thinking, analyzes and conclusion. The word "reaction" must be abolish for it forbids us to be better, to create a better situation, in unlocking a better fare and continuous pattern. 

Scientific solutions should not be limited to our scientist alone, we must think the same and not just in an ordinary and practical way. Different and better outcome will surely change our way of life should every soul demand greatness from themselves. 

Let me know your comments by sending me an email. FERDI@fesantiagomanagementconsultancy.com

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