However, it would be good to ask ourselves a question: is this "super child" a natural phenomenon or the consequence of all those bombs currently being detonated in the wars in the Middle East and parts of Asia and Europe? What do you think?

Friend, that's a great question. However, I don't think this is caused by only war or explosions. Instead, it's the result of human activities over time. Greenhouse gases are changing our climate, and we're gradually seeing those harmful effects now. Over the past few years, I've noticed that temperatures reach unbearable levels during the summer, and it rains without any season.

I don't think war alone could cause something as severe as el nino. Even when there were no wars, human activity still led to el nino events. The way we pollute and heat up the earth's atmosphere every day is what turns regular el nino events into super el nino. So, raising public awareness is the most important step right now. Thank you for visiting, dear.