Does Geography change destiny? I say yes, of course it does. When a person is born and lived nears an ocean or a body of water, they’ll most likely to be a fisherman or if someone is born and lived in a religious family, most likely they are going to follow a religion as they grow up. people’s future is going to be based on the surrounding of their birth place, if they continue to live there that is. The geography theme of movement proves that geography does change a person’s future.
A good example is the current Ebola crisis that is going on in West Africa right now. In the article Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield Visit to the Ebola Emergency Center. it said that People are restrained from physical contact with one another and asked to kept on top of their personal hygiene. people are asked to do things because of the disease. Think about it, if they lived in somewhere far away from West Africa, will they go through what they are going through right now?
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Another article U.S. and Britain sending troops to combat Ebola in West Africa stated that People are being isolated from those who are infected. People are being ask to stay in there house or to stay in a specific part of the hospital. The disease are making mankind to do whats right to protected themselves. If the disease doesn't exist, will people be isolated from their loved ones? I don't think so.
Destiny is controlled by geography, no matter what your future is determined by the surrounding they lived in. Just like how people’s lives are being judged by the disease in Africa.
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