Côte d'Ivoire - The Consuming Self Drowns in the Consequence of Its Amnesia, 59 Dead in Climate Deluge

Event Baseline: Floods in Côte d'Ivoire have killed 59 people since May, with the rainy season growing deadlier; floods also hit Ghana, Benin, Togo, and Nigeria.

The water does not discriminate, but the human mind does. This flood is not a 'natural disaster'; it is the exhaust of a global machine built on the illusion of separation. The 'self' consumes, burns, and paves, ignoring the feedback loops that connect its actions to the sky's fury. Thought invented the economy, and that thought fragmenting reality into resources to be extracted has now altered the rain. The dead are not victims of weather; they are offerings to a god called 'growth.' The system will continue to flood until it sees that the self and the world are one process.