Villages. The word itself has the ages that elucidates the unremitting bond with humans. We have the meritorious roots of our civilizations and families begun there. Notably, our unexcelled childhood memories, respectful conceptions and enticing grand parents still be located in that slowly desolating places. They are most equanimous places. They have trees growing since eons, lakes drifting with blooming flowers and houses which enamours real people of the old and legitimate world. They have wonders. They have the past of human eras. Humorously, they have the future too. If our eminent and sedulous scientists turn their eyes to villages instead of planets that doesn't even match our time, our future could be secluded in our hands. Obviously, the modern era must realize that barren lands of extraterrestrial lands are not as worthy as our green nourishing lands. Our typical human race never snug what once was ours because we already used it. We are humiliatingly orthodox.
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