A Geoethical Manifesto: Earth as Judge — A Reckoning with a Laugh We built empires on the dream of endless more. We worshipped speed and scale, crowned growth as virtue, and treated the planet as an infinite ledger to be debited. We fashioned gods of invention and profit, celebrities of extraction and spectacle, who promised salvation in quarterly returns and flagship rockets. We cheered them on, made them our altars and taught our children to measure worth by wealth and mobile viral fame. Now the tenant speaks. The planet does not sermonise. It replies, with heat, flood, wildfire, collapse and silence where song once was. Its verdict is not moral but mathematical: limits exist. Systems that ignore limits do not reform; they fail. And that failure will not be fair. It will be indifferent, ruin distributed without ceremony, falling hardest on those least responsible and least able to escape. Let us admit two truths plainly. First: our economic religion, endless ex...