ආකල්ප වල ගැටලුව තියෙන්නේ. ජීවිතේට හරි පැත්තට ගන්න බෑ. අපිත් ඇදගෙන විනාසෙටම යන්න බලන්නේ.
අපේ ගෙදරට එහා ගෙදර පොලිතින් පුච්චනවා ඉවරයක් නෑ. මම ඉන්න කාමරේ උඩ තට්ටුවේ තියෙන්නේ. ඉතින් දුම කෙලින්ම එනවා හුළගට. එපා කිවුවම අපිත් එක්ක ඇරගන්න එනව. එයාල හිතන්නේ එයාල එක්ක තරහට , ඉරිසියාවට කියනවා කියල. මොනව කරන්නද , පොලිතින් පුච්චන වෙලාවට ඔක්කොම වැඩ නවත්තල දුම එන්නෙ නැති තැනකට ගිහින් ඉන්නව.සමහර දවස් වලට රෑටත් ඒ වැඩේ කරනව. මහ ජරා මිනිස්සු, මේ වගේ මිනිස්සු ඉන්න රටක ඉපදුන එක අපේ අවාසනාව.
Sahara desert vs Antarctica
Me deken koheda jeevat wenne ( danata thiyana ona technology ekak use karannda puluwan) option ekak thora gannda dunnot? Ei a ehama jeevat wennda hethuwa?
ChatGPT Says :

Neither the Sahara Desert nor Antarctica would be considered the "best" place for humans to live, as both locations are extremely harsh environments that are unsuitable for human habitation.
The Sahara is the world's largest hot desert, with temperatures often exceeding 100°F (38°C) during the day and dropping to below freezing at night. Water sources are scarce and unreliable, and sandstorms and strong winds can make living conditions extremely challenging.
Antarctica, on the other hand, is the coldest, driest, and windiest continent on Earth, with average temperatures ranging from -20°F (-29°C) in the coastal regions to -70°F (-57°C) at the highest elevations. The continent is also isolated from the rest of the world and lacks any significant infrastructure, making it difficult to obtain food, water, and other essential supplies.
In short, both the Sahara Desert and Antarctica are extremely harsh environments that are not suitable for human habitation on a long-term basis. While there are some small research stations and temporary settlements in Antarctica, these are only occupied by scientists and support staff who are trained and equipped to deal with the extreme conditions. The Sahara, meanwhile, is largely uninhabited by humans due to the challenges posed by the harsh climate and environment.
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Post added on Apr 14, 2023 at 1:51 PM