dreamer.

1+1=2

people who are strong forgive.

Well, if you read up on DMT for example, being in that state is like something higher.

So there is.

1. Dreams (when you go to sleep at night, you dream).

2. Living now

3. DMT?

I hope it is true, because my life is not that great at the moment. I would like to wake up as a super, wealthy and handsome billionaire superstar.

are you serious? lol man

Hi dreamer,

 

I'm far from an expert in this but there are clues to these environs that can be ascertained when closely compared to the surrounding regions. The great American grasslands are located on the leeward side of the Rocky Mountains that are high enough to limit great amounts of rainfall, the mountains take most of this rain as snow.

 

So, grasslands are dependent and controlled by the amount of precipitation they receive, which is too low for extended periods for trees to establish forests. This means their rainfall is in turn highly seasonal in nature. They are between a forest and a desert in rainfall amounts. And additional to that, the grasses are able to retain the restricted amount of moisture they do receive because they have dense root mattes that help control the soils amount of moisture evaporation and wind erosion.

 

And also the grassland in many locations are overlaying large deposits of loess, a wind blow silt from far away locations that covered vast areas of Asia and the American Midwest during the past glacial periods that occurred periodically over the last several million years. The grasslands were growing as these layers were accumulating making these areas vast depositories of valuable top soil.

aaah o.k thank you very very much.

but you know just like the way there's the common green grassland that is very beneficial to animals and humans (by allowing humans to grow crops,etc,etc)...

is it possible, that there could be other types of basic foundation

example: on a high hill on one side it was all green grassland (like normal), but then right next to the pasture, there was another section. the ground on this side was wet,boggy,full of natural herbs,etc. one part of this section, there was a certain plant that looked like a yellow Sponge that you find in the sea.

o.k: so grassland for human use is beneficial for crops,living,wildlife,etc,etc.

now take the rainforest amazon for example, and the tribes living there. the people (most of the tribes) there live a peaceful and loving life. but from what I read the life expectancy

so take this example:

amazon rainforest:

- lots of rain, full of nature, green, plants,animals,wildlife,etc. all that is good.

but the tribes living there may have a low life expectancy because certain diseases from the wild (this is just from one source I read).

now think of the Sponge found in the sea. certain sponge's have natural antibiotic activities. but lets say a certain Sponge like Porifera evovled into a new certain grassland, and this certain grassland by tribes walking on it,etc instead of lets say a certain grassland that could cause diseases.

my point is:

think of there being no grassland. and in South Africa drought is a major problem. but then add the grassland to drought areas in South Africa. the grassland may help the problem.

so the Sponge or lets say some moss.

and in certain areas, a type of moss/fungi integrates with the grassland, and as a result that fungi/moss/etc helps protect nature but also promote growth and all that.

please note: when I said the Sponge idea, that was just a by the side concept/to give you an idea. so you replace Sponge with something else lets say.

I apologize if the question may be silly or whatever but its just of great interest and I have no knowledge what so ever and would just like to learn more . thanks.

Hi,

How did grasslands evolve? When/Where did they come from?.

And just like grasslands evolved (example: lets say from barren land to green grass,etc.) , is it possible that nature could create something else?. What I mean by that question is, could nature produce something else? Any idea or along those lines?.