Vladimir Vernadsky Lyndon La Rouche

(1863 - 1945) (1922 - )

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The concept of the Biosphere (the envelope of living
matter and its dead fossils surrounding the earth including
the atmosphere) and how it developed over the last 4 billion
years was the life work of Russian ‘bio geochemist’
VERNADSKY. He discovered that man’s ideas, his science
and technology had become a ‘geological force’ far greater
than nature itself in changing the biosphere and making the
earth a more hospitable place to live for humans and all
other living things.
The most powerful force in the Biosphere is the
combined human brain even though it forms an insignificant
percentage of the Earth’s living matter. Vernadsky calls this
creative part of the Biosphere the Noosphere – the sphere of
human reason permitting ‘sustainable developments of both
humans and the global environment.
American physical economist, LA ROUCHE, recognizes
man’s unique ability to discover invisible universal scientific
principles which creates new technologies such as
agriculture and electricity for transforming the biosphere. Thus,
the human race could escape the Darwinian biological
constraints and increase from a world population of perhaps
10 million, typical of higher apes, to 6 billion humans today.
To go ‘Back to Nature’ as advocated by Green
environmentalist is a tragic mistake. Without modern
agriculture and functioning infrastructure, such as cities,
schools, hospitals electricity, safe water and sanitation, the
human population would soon crash to 1 billion or less.
Civilization would collapse to feudalism and a New Dark Age.
La Rouche advocates we quickly ‘wise up’ and ‘Go Back to
Science’ particularly civillian nuclear power (www.larouchepac.com)

The post-WW2 (1945-1960’s)

was a period of
technological optimism
when great moral and
scientific concepts captured
the world’s imagination :-

• World hunger, poverty

and infectious diseases
could be eliminated

• The Man on the Moon

Project was successful

• Nuclear power stations

would desalinate water
to
‘GREEN the DESERTS’.

UPM started operation in 1921 as an Agricultural College during British colonialism (2005 photo : Author).

Universiti Putra Malaysia, over its 75 years formation has developed the critical mass of biological
scientists, engineers and agricultural economists to transform the Biosphere. However, this scientific
expertise needs to be brought together with present UPM students and with UPM Alumni members who are
now Captains of Industry.
We need a ‘Crash Science’ mission similar to Roosevelt’s wartime Manhattan Project which launched the
Nuclear Age.
Malaysia can play a leading and highly practical role in ‘Greening the Earth’Thisfor the has been
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