Heather Jephcott writes

Creating Harm

When science goes astray

outside the boundaries of morally good

where there is no conscience

and many are just obeying,

doing their job.

When science is seeking monetary gain

not what is good

for one and all

but

controlled by forces of profit

it spreads, surreptitiously,

injecting false hope,

allowing us to consume,

spraying on us all,

what kills, maims,

helping to bring life to an end.

When science cares not for the harm that it does,

widespread or small,

not viewing its course,

or a correct pathway,

it is adrift on an ocean

filled with rubbish,

polluted at its core.

When science becomes lost in itself

creating harm,

forgetting the reason

to do good

with selfish intentions

underpinning, controlling

with little assessment

and ever so deaf

to all doomsayers.

When science guesses, way off the mark

and no one is left,

even to clean up

it is plain just wrong

in so many ways

having no heart,

with no idea

of good or bad.

When science abuses its call

damaging so much in its pathway

causing disadvantage

no longer serving

but rather disserving

allowing mischief,

pain, injury.

When science creates evil

or misuses resources

lethal science

spoiling, poisoning

ruining

When science is unhealthy

associating with substance abuse

unwholesome foods

our minds

our will power

become weakened

and we are no longer able

to judge for the best.

When science designs, producing anything toxic

the poisoning just never ends,

unhealthy, unpleasant

unfavourable to life

and all who condemn

are maligned.

When science is pure fiction,

built on false assumptions

its starting points quite wrong

thinking it knows, convincing others

that it is so

when truly,

it is only guessing,

and if

it's pointing the wrong way,

everyone suffers.

When science has gone crazy

calling black, "white",

blended with disinterest

or self interest

we are up against

those who destroy the earth.

(Rev. 11:18)

 (This is a bit of a rant......I wrote the more after discovering the concept of "geoengineering"...)

 

 Daniel Nyblin's glass negative of Ferdinand von Wright's "Eagle"