Water - Earth's Infinite Resource!

We solve the problem we see. We see what we have chosen to look for. We choose based on our background and knowledge while basking in the comfort that others with the same understanding will make the same choice!


Labeling Water as a FINITE resource is probably the biggest obstacle to solving the Worldwide Water Crisis! 


Starting with this mind-limiting perspective (that water is a Finite resource) restricts the options that can be perceived. Even though we call other resources as finite, we are keenly aware that 
(a) There is NO resource that we have actually run out of, and
(b) Non-evolutionary changes always require coming up with a unique perspective that starts with the recognition that the "Stone Age did not end because we ran out of stones!"

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What's half of 11?
To someone who divides using rules of mathematics, 5.5 is half of 11.

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To someone who divides with a vertical cut, into a left half and a right half, 1 is half of 11

To someone who divides with a horizontal cut, with a top half and a bottom half, 11 is half of 11


What's half of 8?
Depending upon how we interpret the question, half of 8 can be 4, 0 or 3.


What characteristics define water as a resource?
Water supply is characterized by the following:
A. We cannot make water.
B. We cannot destroy water.
C. We cannot transform water, like we can oil ... say, into electricity
D. Water is a circulatory resource. The circulation process is called the Water Cycle or the Hydrological Cycle.
E. The Water Cycle never ends.
F. There is evidence that the Water Cycle can speed up and slow down, under specific circumstances.
G. Water, in every stage of the circulation process, is regularly recharged or replenished.
H. Naturally occurring bodies of water (e.g. lakes and rivers) and man-made reservoirs do run dry.
I. Empty reservoirs, devoid of water, may not be replenished ever again.


The above characteristics lead to the conclusion, especially by those of us who focus on reservoirs running dry, that water is a finite resource.


However, for those among us who focus on the flow in the Water Cycle and recognize that water flows will speed up when the Water Cycle speeds up, water is an unlimited and virtually infinite resource.